Hi Mike,
On that page, right under the main heading, it says something about it
being XHTML2 translated to XHTML 1.1 via an XSL style sheet. That, no
doubt, explains why the page will display in current browsers.
Reading between the lines in the notes on the page, it still looks like
XHTML2
On 10 Oct 2006, at 20:05 , Joseph Hourcle wrote:
Sure would be nice if html had a 'section' element, wouldn't it?
http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml2/mod-structural.html#sec_8.8.
(I think they've done a really nice job in that regard w/
xhtml2 ... especially how they've handled headings
On 10 Oct 2006, at 14:08 , Robert Ullrey wrote:
Google Kreme wrote this pithy remark on 10/10/06
LaTeX in 8.5 doesn't fold at all (feature request
already submitted).
That is disappointing, though I can see that folding
LaTeX is going to be a bear.
Yes, he problem with LaTeX
I have some structured HTML documents that are setup basically like this
headers
body
div
h1Chapter 1 Header/h1
h2Subheading/h2
p ... a lot of text/p
h2Subheading/h2
p ... a lot of text/p
h2Subheading/h2
p ... a lot of text/p
h2Subheading/h2
p ... a lot of
On Oct 10, 2006, at 2:20 AM, Google Kreme wrote:
.What I would like to be able to do easily is, for example, fold up
Chapter 1 (so everything from the first h1 to the NEXT h1)
without having to go through 10 or 20 screens of text looking for
the place to fold to.
I don't see a fast way
I would like to see a configuration file for code folding which took regular expressions.
On Oct 10, 2006, at 8:42 AM, BBEdit-Talk List wrote:
I don't see a fast way of doing this, so I've considered putting
(unnecessary) div's around each chapter.
It seems good to have something wrapping a complete chapter. One way
to look at it is make your code 'xhtml 2.0 ready' by using div
On 10 Oct 2006, at 10:13 , Maarten Sneep wrote:
On 10-okt-2006, at 8:20, Google Kreme wrote:
I don't see a fast way of doing this, so I've considered putting
(unnecessary) div's around each chapter.
Is this the type of thing that would be at all useful to anyone
else? Enough to warrant a
Google Kreme wrote this pithy remark on 10/10/06
LaTeX in 8.5 doesn't fold at all (feature request
already submitted).
That is disappointing, though I can see that folding
LaTeX is going to be a bear.
Yes, he problem with LaTeX is that it has no closing tags so there is
little
