Re: "active" CSS

> OBJECT element (a common header, footer, or navigational document, for
> example) should replace the embedded document, its parent, the document at

That's behavioural, not structural.

> This seems to me a structural oversight--the ability to embed documents 
> without the ability to specify where their links open is a recipe for links 

Embedding is essentially presentational.  Structurally, for example,
img elements are really just a special sort of a element.  Much use of
img is purely presentational, e.g. text replacement, frame borders, etc.

Received on Sunday, 10 October 2004 20:44:59 UTC