Le 7 nov. 2006 à 18:59, Niels Fröhling a écrit :
* metaphorical semantics (the meaning of the things)
* structural semantic (the order of the things)
* purposal semantics (the purpose of the things)
Let me denote some examples:
* metaphorical:
- <joke> marks something to be funny, sarcastic or zynic
- <strong> emphasises a content strongly
* structural (aka. define dependencies):
- <p> marks text to belong together, to be connected sentences
- <chapter> marks sections to belong together
- <formular> marks an interactive region
* purposal:
- <control> marks a region to be inside an interface-element
- <nav> marks a section to contain the/a navigation
- <title> marks a region to be a chapters/documents title
It's vaguely similar to some classification I was trying to do not
long ago, although I could not come to something conclusive.
Where would you put <a>, <img>, and <i> in this?
Michel Fortin
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