Nick Gleitzman wrote:
I have to incorporate a couple of simple flowcharts into the content
of a site I'm building, I'm scratching my head about the best way to
mark up this info in a semantically meaningful way. A generic example
can be seen here:
<http://www.omnivision.com.au/test/flowchart/>
I don't think your example is a "generic" flowchart as flowcharts can
include loops. It is, though, a "simple" flowchart.
As far as markup goes, I think a <dl> would be best with the <dt>s being
the title of the step with an id, and the <dd>s being the descriptions
of the step. There would be two types of descriptions: link-less <dd>s
with a description of what's happening in that step and linked <dd>s for
branching.
Flow control in HTML? I guess HTML is closer to being Turing-complete
than we thought.
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