Robin Redeker schrieb:
There is one big difference between XHTML-IM and IMML, which are simply
a matter of semantic. XHTML-IM says how to exactly display a text,
what color, what size, what padding, where to place an image, or
whatever. IMML just says "display this with emphasis", "and this is an
URL, display it approriate".
Clients can then choose how to put emphasis on some text (eg. by
rendering it bold). XHTML-IM doesn't leave such a choice, either the
client can render something bold or he has no way to display a bold
element.
XHTML-IM has the <em/> element for stating that something should get
emphasised, hasn't it?
Matthias
