Re: Associating timesheets with XML documents

2009/4/23 Philip Fennell <Philip.Fennell@bbc.co.uk>:
> >From the SMIL Timesheets spec. the examples show either embedding the
> timesheet in a document head or using existing link elements:
>
>  <link href="timesheet.smil" rel="timesheet"
> type="application/smil+xml">
>
> For those XML document types that don't have link elements for this
> purpose, is there a case for creating a processing instruction like the
> one already used by stylesheets:
>
>  <?xml-stylesheet href="mystyle.css" type="text/css"?>
>
> that would take the following form:
>
>  <?xml-timesheet href="timesheet.smil" type="application/smil+xml"?>
>
> Having searched the spec and the www-smil mail archives I see no
> examples of this already suggested.
>

Personally, I would prefer just
<?xml-stylesheet href="timesheet.smil" type="application/smil+xml" ?>

This would allow media queries, alternate timesheets and consistency
with XSL-T / CSS.

Received on Thursday, 23 April 2009 12:12:03 UTC