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XML and XHTMLs Maximum Structure - ...s shouldn't cause more than minor inconveniences – at least
for newly created documents.
Note
If reading this chapt...
XML and CDATA - ...tates their contents. The first bit of text before a space appears in a PI is called
the target. The target must start with a letter, unde...
lang Internationalization - ...Unicode makes it possible for all of these forms to exist within a single document. In
addition, XML and XHTML allow for the possibility of other e...
Anatomy of an XHTML Document - ...s that exist in current browsers. In
turn, you discover how prepared and unprepared various tools are for XHTML.
Note
Som...
Converting to strict HTML and XHTML - ...ding the HTML opening tag and the HEAD element and its
contents, is fine except for one line. The SCRIPT element no longer supports a LANGUAGE at...
Reading the XHTML DTDs A Guide to XML Declarations - ...h; and the increased
emphasis on validation may lead developers to explore them more closely. Making good use of XHTML
1.1 requires some level of ...
Defaulting attribute values XHTML DTDs - ...In the img element,
for instance, the src and alt attributes are required (#REQUIRED); meanwhile, most of the rest of its
attribute content is optio...
Exploring the XHTML DTDs - ...ML usage much more accurately. Appendix A lists the
in the three different DTDs, along with notes regarding attributes.
To identify the DTD for a ...
Building XHTML DTD Structure Element and Attribute Declarations - ...zation
process that XHTML 1.1 will perform. If you have trouble getting your XHTML documents to validate,
you need to explore this portion of the ...
Style Sheets and XHTML - ...ou master a few
key structures and learn to apply its vocabulary. There are some real problems with existing CSS
implementations that I cover later...
Formatting Content with CSS Properties - ...ibe
precisely how you want the pieces of your document formatted and to override the rules by which HTML
is presented normally.
<...
Using XHTML in Traditional HTML Applications - ... come with every new
standard and every new browser. Some of the challenges XHTML presents are familiar, although a few
new twists brought on by XH...
Fixing Static HTML - ...le. However, let me give you some answers to better soothe your fears and to justify
to management why you should make the jump to XHTML.
XHTML pr...
Using a Tool to Convert Your HTML Documents to XHTML - ... Uppercase versus lowercase elements and attributes - Quotes around attribute values - Adding correct XHTML declarations and namespaces when prompted...
Fixing HTML Generating Code - ... generates HTML isn't nearly as predictable. You may think you've found
all the glitches in the HTML it generates, and converted it to XHTML, but va...
Strategies for Managing XHTML Generation Code - ...in the long run.) Pretty much all of the techniques that work with HTML work with XHTML, but
you may want to incorporate more of an XHTML-orientati...
Moving Forward into XML Using XSL to Generate XHTML - ...matting tools, but they have application to XHTML work as well. XSLT is probably more interesting to
developers who want to work with the HTML voca...
Integrating the DOM with XHTML Generation - ...ng
with XSLT, if you find it appropriate.
Perhaps ironically, documents created with cascading style sheets in mind, which make great us...
Creating Extensible Document Structures with XHTML - ...ible for XHTML. The housecleaning performed so far is only the start – a full remodeling of HTML is
on the way. The W3C firmly believes that ...
HTTP Content Negotiation and Context Tangles - ...icant new complexities – some of which threaten the rough unity the Web
has enjoyed up until now.
The first, and probably easier problem, inv...
Fragmenting XHTML - ... specs are a
daunting collection of rules (and the application of those rules) that applies to the XHTML vocabulary.
Fortunately, while the rules m...
XML DTD Modules - ...meter
entities to create customizable descriptions of document structures. Parameterization is extremely
powerful, but it does take some ...
Putting XHTML 1 Together - ... drafts, incorporating them by
reference without describing what's happening.
Note
The XHTML profiles provided by the W3C...
Extending XHTML - ...ates that may
help you get started. It isn't easy, but it's not exactly rocket science either. Of course, defining the
markup alone doesn't transfo...
Building or Modifying Driver Files - ...of XHTML modules – you may find it worth
your time to write your own driver file and copy the little pieces you need from the XHTML 1.1 (or
X...
XHTML Namespaces Validation and Other Complexities - ...at XHTML documents should declare the default namespace there. On the other hand,
it's difficult both to decide what to do with namespace declarati...
Using XHTML in an XML Context - ... that make
integrating it with some kinds of XML development easier. If XML documents need documentation, if
they need a presentation vocabular...
Documentation for Human Consumption DDML - ...eadable information in XML documents that will be ignored
by the application (comments), the limits of that mechanism give HTML another good area ...
Is Formal XHTML Module Inclusion Worth the Trouble - ...you produce style sheets that make your XML readily
presentable), it can make it easier to create document types without reinventing the wheel ent...
WAP and the Wireless Markup Language - ...se then, to Webenable
these devices. That's where WAP comes in.
The Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) started out as a proposal to the W3C &ndas...
Mozquito Factory and FML - ...-down menus, and calculate values on the fly, a programmer must first code the
application using several JavaScript functions. Then that programmer...
XHTML FML Pull Down menus - ...lidation discussed earlier, is designed to ensure you get the most accurate
data possible short of reading and verifying it yourself.
With you...
XHTML FML Shopping Cart Form - ...e product
You're about to start a completely new segment of your e-commerce order form so you should save
your contact information form (...
Adding in the Contact Information Form using XHTML FML - ...orm.xhtml and paste it under the new <x:tg> element. Add a </x:tg> element at the end
and check its well-formedness and valid...
Moving Forward into XML Using XSL to Generate (X)HTML - ...h
formatting tools, but they have application to XHTML work as well. XSLT is probably more interesting to
developers who want to work with the ...
Integrating the Document Object Model with XHTML Generation - ... content. XHTML is after XML, and therefore ripe for processing
with XSLT, if you find it appropriate.
Perhaps ironically, documents cr...
Creating Extensible Document Structures with XHTML - ...nt to take advantage of its features for addressing the HTML
vocabulary and various understandings built around that vocabulary. On the server, you ...
Fragmenting and Extending HTML - ...codify
an "official" flavor of HTML. Web developers looked to the W3C to produce standards they could hold
browser vendors to, while the ...
Fragmentation of XHTML - ...ose rules) that applies to the XHTML vocabulary.
Fortunately, while the rules make use of XML's funkier tools, the way they actually work isn't very...
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Creating Extensible Document Structures with XHTML (06/02/2007)
(...) This combination of features, some of which are admittedly promises, may mean that XHTML and the DOM finally will make the old promises of dynamic HTML viable. Building applications that run inside of (and outside of) browsers using the data transmitted over the Web for more sophisticated things than pop-up outlines and drag-and-drop games will be a lot easier, even in situations that require support for multiple browser environments. Moving to Modules: Creating Extensible Document Structures with XHTML 1. (...)
(...) This combination of features, some of which are admittedly promises, may mean that XHTML and the DOM finally will make the old promises of dynamic HTML viable. Building applications that run inside of (and outside of) browsers using the data transmitted over the Web for more sophisticated things than pop-up outlines and drag-and-drop games will be a lot easier, even in situations that require support for multiple browser environments. Moving to Modules: Creating Extensible Document Structures with XHTML 1. (...)
Fragmenting and Extending HTML (06/02/2007)
(...) Meanwhile, Netscape – trying to recover from a few years of free-fall – has embraced the W3C's standards (some of them at least) emphatically in Mozilla. While the competitive nightmares of the browser wars create incompatibilities, the incentives for accepting and implementing open standards tend to disappear when competition fades. Escaping from this trap requires taking a different perspective on the Web and Web infrastructures. (...)
(...) Meanwhile, Netscape – trying to recover from a few years of free-fall – has embraced the W3C's standards (some of them at least) emphatically in Mozilla. While the competitive nightmares of the browser wars create incompatibilities, the incentives for accepting and implementing open standards tend to disappear when competition fades. Escaping from this trap requires taking a different perspective on the Web and Web infrastructures. (...)
Fragmentation of XHTML (06/02/2007)
(...) XHTML as Framework Unlike its predecessors, XHTML 1.1 provides an architectural framework for syntax rather than a simple concrete implementation. XHTML 1. (...)
(...) XHTML as Framework Unlike its predecessors, XHTML 1.1 provides an architectural framework for syntax rather than a simple concrete implementation. XHTML 1. (...)
XML DTD Modules Part One (06/02/2007)
(...) There are a few additional conventions used in Modularization of XHTML that Building XHTML Modules doesn't describe, which I cover here as well. They appear useful and help explain some of the syntactical shortcuts (such as the Common attributes) used in abstract modules. Parameterization just means putting all the contents of declarations into param-eter entities. (...)
(...) There are a few additional conventions used in Modularization of XHTML that Building XHTML Modules doesn't describe, which I cover here as well. They appear useful and help explain some of the syntactical shortcuts (such as the Common attributes) used in abstract modules. Parameterization just means putting all the contents of declarations into param-eter entities. (...)
XML DTD Modules Part Two (06/02/2007)
(...) class; | %Inline.class; %Misc.class;" > Any element that uses Flow. (...)
(...) class; | %Inline.class; %Misc.class;" > Any element that uses Flow. (...)
Extending XHTML. XHTML modules (06/02/2007)
(...) In any case, creating an XHTML module involves a good deal more work and tends to produce a much more verbose document description than creating an ordinary XML DTD. You must combine the basic tools described in Article 6 with the approach described in Article 15, and you should document your work in an abstract module that goes beyond simple DTD creation. While there is definitely extra work involved in creating a formal XHTML module that uses all the parameterization conventions created by the W3C, this approach should produce a more usable result. (...)
(...) In any case, creating an XHTML module involves a good deal more work and tends to produce a much more verbose document description than creating an ordinary XML DTD. You must combine the basic tools described in Article 6 with the approach described in Article 15, and you should document your work in an abstract module that goes beyond simple DTD creation. While there is definitely extra work involved in creating a formal XHTML module that uses all the parameterization conventions created by the W3C, this approach should produce a more usable result. (...)
XML and the Next Generation of the Web (06/02/2007)
(...) microsoft.com/windows/ie/default.htm">Internet Explorer</a> to view this page properly!</b><p> </center> </noscript> As I mentioned several times in this article, FML closely resembles the HTML 4. (...)
(...) microsoft.com/windows/ie/default.htm">Internet Explorer</a> to view this page properly!</b><p> </center> </noscript> As I mentioned several times in this article, FML closely resembles the HTML 4. (...)
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