James Aylett wrote:
On Mon, May 02, 2005 at 06:34:44PM +0200, Anne van Kesteren wrote:
James Aylett wrote:
(Assuming <text> is an acceptable root element for SVG.)
It isn't. application/xml is probably more appropriate.
It would be, if SVG explained how to embed fragments in other XML dialects. As I understand, it doesn't, in which case embedding the entire document seems preferable. (Note that we've had to invent our own way of embedding XHTML fragments in Atom - this isn't an uncommon problem ...)
So what is XHTMLMOD for?
We don't need XHTML metadata, as they are provided by the feed. We just need block or inline content models, which are generalized in the div and span containers, so we use their content model.
I don't think the WG have /invented/ an Atom way of embedding XHTML, they just *used* (maybe without knowing it) the XHTML modularization framework.
-- Thomas Broyer
