xhtml2的属性讲解
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黑宝石
Sep 23, 2005, 7:50:22 AM9/23/05
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Quick Table of Contents
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Terms and Definitions
- 3. Conformance Definition
- 4. The XHTML 2.0 Document Type
- 5. Module Definition Conventions
- 6. XHTML Attribute Collections
- 7. XHTML Document Module
- 8. XHTML Structural Module
- 9. XHTML Text Module
- 10. XHTML Hypertext Module
- 11. XHTML List Module
- 12. XHTML Core Attributes Module
- 13. XHTML Hypertext Attributes Module
- 14. XHTML I18N Attribute Module
- 15. XHTML Bi-directional Text Attribute Module
- 16. XHTML Edit Attributes Module
- 17. XHTML Embedding Attributes Module
- 18. XHTML Handler Module
- 19. XHTML Image Module
- 20. XHTML Image Map Attributes Module
- 21. XHTML Media Attribute Module
- 22. XHTML Metainformation Module
- 23. XHTML Metainformation Attributes Module
- 24. XHTML Object Module
- 25. XHTML Role Access Module
- 26. Ruby Module
- 27. XHTML Style Attribute Module
- 28. XHTML Style Sheet Module
- 29. XHTML Tables Module
- 30. XForms Module
- 31. XML Events Module
- A. Changes from XHTML 1.1
- B. XHTML 2.0 RELAX NG Definition
- C. XHTML RELAX NG Module Implementations
- D. XHTML 2.0 Schema
- E. XHTML Schema Module Implementations
- F. XHTML 2.0 Document Type Definition
- G. XHTML DTD Module Implementations
- H. Style sheet for XHTML 2
- I. List of Elements
- J. List of Attributes
- K. Cross-reference Index
- L. References
- M. Acknowledgements
List of Issues
- [PR #7336] Identifying XHTML version in ansence of DTDs
- [PR #7442] xml:id
- [PR #7661] [XHTML2] Constraining attribute relationship
- Need a normative definition for the version attribute
- [PR #7665] [XHTML2] Proposal: block[@kind] element
- [PR #7714] Concering XHTML 2.0's blockquote and blockcode
- [PR #7662] Navigation Lists
- [PR #7663] [XHTML2] 11.3. The ol , and ul elements
- [PR #7664] WD-xhtml2-20040722: Some navigation list requirements (IMHO)
- [PR #670] Entity management: do we still need it?
- [PR #671] Character entities: do we still need them?
Full Table of Contents
- 1. Introduction
- 1.1. What is XHTML 2?
- 1.1.1. Design Aims
- 1.1.2. Backwards compatibility
- 1.1.3. XHTML 2 and Presentation
- 1.1.4. XHTML 2 and Linking
- 1.1. What is XHTML 2?
- 4.1. Issues
- 5.1. Module Structure
- 5.2. Abstract Module Definitions
- 5.3. Syntactic Conventions
- 5.4. Content Types
- 5.5. Attribute Types
- 6.1. Issues
- 7.1. The html element
- 7.2. The head element
- 7.3. The title element
- 7.4. The body element
- 8.1. The address element
- 8.2. The blockcode element
- 8.3. The blockquote element
- 8.4. The div element
- 8.5. The heading elements
- 8.6. The p element
- 8.7. The pre element
- 8.8. The section element
- 8.9. The separator element
- 8.10. Issues
- 9.1. The abbr element
- 9.2. The cite element
- 9.3. The code element
- 9.4. The dfn element
- 9.5. The em element
- 9.6. The kbd element
- 9.7. The l element
- 9.8. The quote element
- 9.9. The samp element
- 9.10. The span element
- 9.11. The strong element
- 9.12. The sub element
- 9.13. The sup element
- 9.14. The var element
- 9.15. Issues
- 10.1. The a element
- 11.1. Definition lists: the dl, di, dt, and dd elements
- 11.2. The nl element
- 11.3. The ol and ul elements
- 11.4. The li element
- 11.5. The label element
- 11.6. Issues
- 16.1. Edit Collection
- 18.1. The handler element
- 18.1.1. Rules for processing handlers
- 18.1.2. Declaration of a handler language
- 18.1.3. Dynamic modification of documents
- 19.1. The img element
- 22.1. The link element
- 22.1.1. Forward and reverse links
- 22.1.2. Links and search engines
- 22.2.1. meta and search engines
- 22.4.1. Literals
- 22.4.2. Resources
- 22.4.3. Making Use of External Lists of Properties
- 22.5.1. Resources Within the Containing Document
- 22.5.2. External Resources
- 23.1. Metadata Attribute Collection
- 23.2. Meta and RDF
- 23.3. Metadata as Content
- 23.4. Mapping Lexical Content
- 24.1. The object element
- 24.1.1. Defining terminology
- 24.1.2. Basic Information for Object Handlers
- 24.1.3. Rules for processing objects
- 25.1. The access element
- 25.2. Role Collection
- 28.1. The style element
- 28.1.1. External style sheets
- 28.1.2. Preferred and alternate style sheets
- 28.1.3. Specifying external style sheets
- 29.1. The caption element
- 29.2. The col and colgroup elements
- 29.3. The summary element
- 29.4. The table element
- 29.4.1. Visual Rendering
- 29.4.2. Table directionality
- 29.4.3. Table rendering by non-visual user agents
- 30.1. Core XForms
- 30.2. XForms Actions
- 30.3. Form Controls
- 30.4. Group
- 30.5. Switch
- 30.6. Repeat
- 30.7. XForms Repeat Attribute Collection
- 30.8. Other Attribute Collections
- 31.1. Events
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- B.0.1. RELAX NG XHTML 2.0 Driver
- C.1. XHTML Module Implementations
- C.1.1. Attribute Collections
- C.1.2. Document
- C.1.3. Structural
- C.1.4. Text
- C.1.5. Hypertext
- C.1.6. List
- C.1.7. Core Attributes
- C.1.8. Hypertext Attributes
- C.1.9. I18N Attribute
- C.1.10. Bi-directional Text Attribute
- C.1.11. Edit Attributes
- C.1.12. Embedding Attributes
- C.1.13. Handler
- C.1.14. Image Map Attributes
- C.1.15. Metainformation Attributes
- C.1.16. Metainformation
- C.1.17. Object
- C.1.18. Style Attribute
- C.1.19. Style Sheet
- C.1.20. Tables
- C.3.1. Ruby
- C.3.2. Ruby Driver for Full Ruby Markup
- C.3.3. XML Events
- C.3.4. XML Schema instance
- F.1. Issues
- L.1. Normative References
- L.2. Informative References
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