- From: Dr. Olaf Hoffmann <Dr.O.Hoffmann@gmx.de>
- Date: Wed, 8 Aug 2007 11:40:02 +0200
- To: www-smil@w3.org
Hello SMIL working group, some comments on chapter 10 10.3 'The smil element can have the following attributes: id The id attribute uniquely identifies an element within a document. Its value is an XML identifier. ...' (this and other attributes defined here) -> only the smil element or an element within a document? any element? -> what about xml:id, is there a plan to introduce this more general identifier in SMIL? This seems to be useful, especially for SMIL, combined often with other XML host languages... -> it is maybe useful to combine attributes usable on all elements with a shortcut and to reference these common attributes in the element specification. This could be done similar to the HTML4 recommendation for example, where all applicable attributes are listed for each element in the element definition and referenced if not defined with the element itself. -> it is a little bit confusing that some attributes are defined here (only) for the smil element, but used in examples or in some profiles for other elements too. For a 'naive' reader it is not quite clear, how this really works, because it is not explained (here). ------------------------- 'The smil element can contain the following elements: head body' -> an arbitrary number of head and body elements or exactly one head and one body or a maximum of one head and one body?
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