Very back in 2002, a W3C Note about the integration of XHTML (at that time
was 1.1, now it would be 2.0) and SMIL (at that time 2.0, now 3.0). I was
wondering if any work was produced because of that document, or it was
simply forgotten.
IMHO, it addresses many issues:
1) the video HTML5 element
On 27/12/08 16:15, Giovanni Campagna wrote:
1) the video HTML5 element can be replaced by SMIL video into XHTML2
documents, alongside with the SMIL DOM, quite similar to HTML5 media
DOM. It also solves accessibility problems such as how to put subtitles
into video (use the SMIL Text Module)
On Sun, Dec 28, 2008 at 5:15 AM, Giovanni Campagna
scampa.giova...@gmail.com wrote:
2) CSS Transitions, that currently are WebKit propietary extensions, can be
implemented using SMIL Animation Module. What is more important, many
browsers already implement SMIL Animations on SVG elements, so
On Sat, 27 Dec 2008, Giovanni Campagna wrote:
Very back in 2002, a W3C Note about the integration of XHTML (at that
time was 1.1, now it would be 2.0) and SMIL (at that time 2.0, now 3.0).
I was wondering if any work was produced because of that document, or it
was simply forgotten.
IE
