outline algorithm and authoring by
changing meaning and rank of hx in context of hgroup.
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interoperability in current situation.
These requirements won't ensure full interoperability - that is not
possible with the impasse we have - but will match implementations,
make situation clearer for authors and disallow even less
interoperable implementations.
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as well (I
admit that last bit is not stated explicitly).
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is
highly recommended for all non-omitted attribute values.
To me min=0 is more readable than min=0. This is a matter of
opinion, and IMHO spec should not enforce one's coding style.
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it to desired length,
e.g. if I have Your order reference is AB-456 in my clipboard, I
can't use it in input field that has maxlength=6.
So I wish maxlength behaved more like pattern in all cases :)
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(){t.disabled=false},5000)
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and security measure,
and doesn't need to be as user-friendly (i.e. it would suffice if it
replied with error instead of having to silently redirect to previous
submission's result). This simplifies server-side implementation.
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ile seems OK to me. It'd mean the
website already knows how to convert colors to the given colorspace, and the
same profile could be passed back by toDataURL().
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step (in GPU/by the OS)? It would make all current web
content render consistently as expected. Support for the niche use case of true
display of full gamut of wider-than-sRGB profiles can be added less urgently.
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:
div href=/buy
pMy product is:/p
ul
liCool/li
liGreat/li
liAnd soo semantic/li
/ul
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/tdtdno anchor/td/tr
With some scripting (see first code in this post) this could work in
current browsers and had fallback for bots and non-JS agents.
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');
if (input.type != 'uri') alert('no native WF2!');
but it's a stretch to assume that support of certain input type means
support for all of WF2, so I'm curious how can one detect support for
other functionality.
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own bit of code rather than rip it out of an unfinished, unstable code
that I'm not familiar with.
I'd love to use that script once it's production-ready.
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div is used in place of elements with
inline content model and which are not in HTML. The simplest example
could be div class=h7.
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.
(decision whether this is visible in DOM or not is probably best left to
implementation).
As for the exceptions in hyphenation, I'm in favor of hyph element.
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and structure of the documents is not as variable
as their content.
And the solution that works for stylesheets (external file) has a problem:
delays initial display or causes FOUC. With external dictionary there
could be another FOUC - Flash of Unhyphenated Content.
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parsing of
comments and CDATA inside script, it's irrelevant for attributes, so I
think it shouldn't be required and E4X should work in
attributes/bookmarklets by default.
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-in
their name and e-mail address, but these fields aren't neccessary to
display a preview of text formatting.
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be queried about various
aspects of the location - name of the city, postcode, but also precision
of location given (so applications would know if user is really exactly in
the middle of the city or if browser only knows the city name).
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, but it can't be the
only option. Some users may prefer not to be bothered and have
location-based services just working. Also there are IPgeo databases, so
some users may want to allow giving away information that has
approximately same accuracy.
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to alternative content (which is broken in IE6's object) and allows
script-controlled plugin detection and workarounds for bugs in
plugins/browser.
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a handful of desktop browsers). Accept method will even work
for MSIE and Lynx when/if they start supporting XHTML.
Even your regular expressions for User-Agent aren't doing exactly what you
intended, because mod_rewrite does not anchor patterns.
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false positives
if you ignore wildcard matches in negotiation. While it's not perfect, I
think it's still better than using User-Agent for the same purpose.
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to data cells,
the first th won't be a header cell for any data cells.
Can't 'scope=row' be used?
It can, but in this case scope of row is so obvious, that it would be
counter-intuitive if specification said otherwise.
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(or bookmark it), I could right-click the video, choose Copy link
to this video option and have URL with current playing position copied.
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| position / 1000
This however is a good point - since Flash became de-facto standard for
publishing video on the web, authors are likely to know Flash's API
already. Having similar, but not exactly the same API may be source of
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be on by default (but visible on hover)
* Author could disable it using attribute of video element
* User could re-enable controls using context-menu or some other method
(in case author disabled default UI and failed to provide usable
alternative)
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and
info elements for link to YouTube and video's page.
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elegance and simplicity of video element.
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or
the transcript:
On the other hand it depends on authors providing metadata. Most likely
very few will do that, and even then provided chapters may not cover all
interesting fragments in the video/audio.
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to share those links, etc.
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://example.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]:35
that would cause UA to start playing the embedded video.ogg from 12:35.
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of URIs that I provided inside the video
tag above already work through the Annodex framework for ogg files.
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or the FBI notice.
I find these annoyng myself as well, but I don't think specification could
stop anyone from doing that. Authors use unskippable ads in Flash videos
already. If video won't let them do the same, most likely they simply
won't use video.
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.
I think that much better and more powerful solution are ID overlays. The
idea is to merge documents instead of completly including one into
another. XUL has something like that:
http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/XUL_Tutorial:Overlays
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on it.
And of course since DOM of pages gets shared, overlay should be subject to
the same origin policy.
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+backslashfilter=0
(+ there are 4 more non-public cases).
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%5C alone, meaning that this change won't stop anyone
from accessing resources that really contain backslash in the path (tested
Apache2 on OS X 10.4).
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for
its HTML contents - authors rather use input type=image or a
href=javascript:sendform()
* And worst of all - IE always sends all undisabled buttons. This makes
value irrelevant, because you can't check which button was clicked anyway.
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. In case of personal
e-mail you do know.
Pictures sent in personal e-mails almost never have function other than
the picture itself - alt text for vacation photos, to be really an
alternative, would have to be an essay.
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(or don't
care) to add alt attribute, and this case gives it a different meaning.
I think that for (2) there should be either magic alt value or some way of
specyfing that alt was intentionally omitted, and not forgotten (special
classname? presence of title attribute?).
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to guess it.
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.
Your use-case is a bit different, but I think such include will be
commonly abused as a drop-in replacement for iframe.
I suggest investigating further concept of ID overlays instead:
http://lists.whatwg.org/pipermail/whatwg-whatwg.org/2007-April/010805.html
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unencoded URLs:
?foo=barregion=baz → ?foo=bar®ion=baz
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felt it's nice having more buttons on his
page.
A man with a watch knows what time it is. A man with two watches is never
sure.
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of HTML 5.
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from that user/IP.
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-source of e.g. users' gmail chat? (variant of CSRF attack)
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a less abusive approach
would suffice:
* if ping is cross-domain, always send Referer
* if ping originates from the same domain, don't send any Referer at all
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pixels of
canvas.
ImageData can be made portable between canvases by adding aspect ratio
field or additional width/height fields given in CSS pixels.
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think it can be reasonably assumed that these files contain all
sizes that are needed for desktop icons, and it doesn't matter which
exactly.
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and there's 3rd party IconBuilder
that works on MS Windows.
Favicons in .ico format are popular and supported by all major browsers
today.
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to SVG, because lines and finer
details in SVG become illegible at small sizes.
Does the specified size imply that UA is required to display icon at given
size only? (i.e. is any obligatory to have icon scaled at all?) What if
sizes attribute is absent?
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On Fri, 09 May 2008 00:50:20 +0100, Samuel Santos [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
In order to validate a page as valid HTML/XHTML you need to escape inline
script when using characters like .
You can use:
/*![CDATA[*/ /*]]*/
It's compatible with both HTML and XHTML.
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controlled by browsers/users. To
disable autosave authors could use autocomplete=off.
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a {appearance: button} should do that.
In current browsers:
form method=get action=url style=display:inlinebutton/form
is very close to a link.
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, they could as well look for form with a
single password field.
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to have it forced off, ever.
It's useful for fields that contain non-textual content, e.g. product
ID, license plate number, CAPTCHA answer, etc.
Browser would mark these as misspelt, which might be confusing or at
least distracting.
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where it doesn't make sense).
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=http://purl.org/atom/ns#;
address rel=atom:author
On time property=atom:published content=2009-01-10
10 Jan 2009/time,
a property=foaf:name rel=foaf:page
href=http://joe.example.com;Joe Bloggs/a wrote:
/address
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implementation details, which HTML
shouldn't specify precisely (it could force browsers to use method
that is suboptimal). HTML just needs to offer reasonable way to
implement good heuristics, and I think existing lang, input types and
spellchecking attribute are sufficient.
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toStaticHTML(html, {preserve:['svg','rdf'], remove:'marquee'}),
but it would be silly to create another
innerStaticHTMLwithSVGandRDFbutWithoutMarquee property.
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://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec13.html#sec13.13
This problem can be elegantly solved within existing standards: Opera simply
goes back in history without resubmitting forms, and resubmits only when user
clicks standard Reload button (or F5, etc.)
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moving website to a CMS or writing XSLT :)
Despite that I'm not excited about Ian's proposal. In these scenarios I often
want content of the feed to be different than content of the page, e.g. feed
says I've added article about Foo., but page has Newest articles: Foo, Bar,
Baz.
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feeds.
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previous state of the page, just like in case of GET.
Do you think that solution suggested by RFC 2616 13.13 is not appropriate?
Is Opera's solution of this problem not good enough?
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:
* If it's not safe to resubmit, use status 303. I know it's not very
convenient, but can be implemented reasonably well and works with existing
browsers.
* If it's safe to resubmit, use PUT method (allowed in HTML 5), which is
idempotent by definition.
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place to discuss it.
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to styling of hx, and can be given
appropriate size with h1 + subheader CSS selector.
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graceful degradation/progressive enhancement instead (in both cases).
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-253195).
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and validation.
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2009/span/h1
Your version with split h2 seems to use it only for visual effect.
I still think that subtitle (subheader, tagline) would be just as
effective, less confusing and less likely to break outline when used
improperly...
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that extracts all headers from
the document? Without hgroup it's simple. With hgroup I'm not sure if
I could manage to write correct query.
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:
links, but not http: images). This would be useful for webmails and
other places where website doesn't want to allow 3rd parties tracking
views.
No clickjacking option might be useful as well.
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for real tables (is there a need for doubly-captioned
figure-table?)
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kinds of mashups dynamically loading
untrusted content could face similar problems, and having iframe for
every bit of content is sometimes problematic.
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flip-flopping).
or a special source that, if selected, triggers fallback:
video
source src=file
source fallback (or source src=#fallback?)
/video
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offering option to print them myself.
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-$token.../sandbox-$token
where $token is the random part. This avoids oddity of attributes in closing
tag, and is compatible with XML. In XML you could also use:
$token:sandbox xmlns:$token=…/$token:sandbox
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;
dd02c7c2232759874e1c205587017bed:sandbox
xmlns:dd02c7c2232759874e1c205587017bed=http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml;
h1HTML/h1
/dd02c7c2232759874e1c205587017bed:sandbox
/div
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at the top.
There's also Cortado Theora player which can work for those who don't have
Silverlight, but have Java.
I've tested it - it's good enough for small videos (too slow for HD
unfortunately) and can be used to implement basic video interface.
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I'm wondering if data-* attributes should be renamed to priv-* to make it
clearer that it's page's _private_ data.
data- is such a nice generic prefix that I'm afraid sooner or later someone
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approaches combined could offer solution with good user
experience and working non-JS fallback.
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across different forms would
allow browser to save same details for all of them.
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for plain input type=file, because
I don't expect every site with image upload to add extra code for resizing.
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://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stream_Control_Transmission_Protocol
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.
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sites using 'required' attribute proves that
it's a good, intuitive name.
HTML5 is likely to outlive those broken sites. I think it would be shame
to change to worse name for HTML's lifetime just to avoid temporary
problem with some sites.
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your control, you can self-impose
that restriction.
However, I see other argument against allowing in attributes: it helps to
catch unclosed attributes early:
a href=foo
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markup that spec allows.
There are reasons to disallow , but I'm not convinced that parsing
performance is one of them.
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will appreciate.
Another option (for low-res videos on desktop) might be to use lower screen
resolution when in full screen — text and UI elements displayed by attacker
will look noticeably different.
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into separate video files and hide that fact in the player's UI (sort-of like
Apple's HTTP live streaming).
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as it is downloaded. gzip only needs to buffer some data before
returning uncompressed chunk, but it's only few KB. Chunks of gzipped data
don't have to align with chunked HTTP encoding (those are independent layers).
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.
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(and can be
configured to JS-escape HTML-unsafe chars too), but I feel like I'm the only
person who knows about it :)
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