Article:		XHTML is the Most Important XML Vocabulary
Subject:		Wrong usage of the 'class' attribute on
Date:		2003-05-23 08:44:04
From:		Kendall Clark
Response to: Wrong usage of the 'class' attribute on
JD, Good catch! You're exactly right, of course. I had meant to include a paragraph about how, in addition to presentational "class" attribute, blockcode should also have an attribute indicating, by way of a URI or URN, the kind of programming language contained within the block. But I couldn't think of a good name for this attribute... Thanks. Kendall Clark

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  2010-07-12 04:03:21 ariakerry
  
  Very nice article. I read your XML-Deviant column last summer and it really helped me understand how important XHTML is.
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• Wrong usage of the 'class' attribute on
  2003-05-29 09:54:34 Kurt George Gjerde
  
  What about a type attribute? As in <blockcode type="text/perl">...
  
  
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    2010-08-13 10:12:07 dinariraqi
    
    I have liked your thoughts on XTML. I am going to subscribe your post and will come here again to know more. thanks,
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    2010-07-12 04:17:43 ariakerry
    
    [link="http://www.designerevaluation.com/web-design/"]web design[/link]
    
    
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      2010-08-19 19:00:28 chunsli
      
      I love it!
      
      
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