Subject: Re: Programmable or declarative stylesheets? From: lee@xxxxxx Date: Mon, 19 May 97 16:00:58 EDT |
A minor comment on Paul's message, really as an aside: > There is a tendency for systems with a built-in programming language to > leave out functions because they can be implemented as part of the > stylesheet language. For instance HTML doesn't have any kind of > reasonable footnote or popup note element. For what it's worth, HTML has had such a facility since the beginning, in 1989/90<A REL="FOOTNOTE" HREF="#ref1">[1]</A>. The major browser vendors happen not to implement it. Lee <A NAME="ref1"> [1] See Tim's early design documents, with particular reference to link roles and the descriptions of the REL and REV attributes and their meanings. </A> DSSSList info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/dsssl/dssslist
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