This tutorial on developing browser-agnostic XML was originally an XMLDEVCON2000 presentation.The presentation covers: the history of XML and the browser wars, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Netscape ... [Nov. 29, 2000]

This is an online service that takes the URL of an eXtensible Style Language (XSL) file and an XHTML page, and uses eXtensible Stylesheet Language Tranformations (XSLT) to extract Resource Descrip... [Jun. 13, 2000]

EditiX Lite is a free and powerful and easy to use XML editor, Visual Schema Editor and XSLT debugger for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X designed to help web authors and application programmers take adva...

Abstract: "This specification defines the HyperText Markup Language (HTML), version 4.0, the publishing language of the World Wide Web. In addition to the text, multimedia, and hyperlink features of... [Apr. 24, 1998]

This note describes a concise list of the deliverables of the W3C's HTML Working Group, along with a current timeline for their completion.... [Jul. 21, 2000]

W3C's activity page for HTML, a non-proprietary format based upon SGML that can be created and processed by a wide range of tools, from simple plain text editors to sophisticated WYSIWYG authoring t... [Apr. 9, 2000]

The Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weeny Simple Hypertext DTD (IBTWSH) is an XML Document Type Definition (DTD) which describes a subset of XHTML Basic for embedded use within other XML DTDs. Its purpose is t... [Jul. 9, 2000]

This Note describes sample module implementations of the Ruby Annotation working draft's abstract definition. Several example schemas are provided, written in DTD syntax and the RELAX, TREX and XML S... [May. 31, 2001]

XHTML with CSS courseware covers the principles of XHTML, what it is as well as how to migrate from HTML to XHTML. The section on CSS describes the Cascading Style Sheet format and how to use CSS to s...

This document describes the requirements for media queries (device-specific style sheets) in Cascading Style Sheets Level 3 (CSS3). Using media queries saves authors from developing a separate versio... [May. 17, 2001]

This Recommendation specifies the abstract modularization of XHTML 1.0 that works with the Building XHTML Modules and XHTML 1.1 - Module-based XHTML specifications.... [Apr. 10, 2001]

This document describes a methodology, or framework, for XML Schema-based modularization of languages within the Extensible Hypertext Markup Language (XHTML) namespace, which enables authors to exte... [Mar. 22, 2001]

This is an xml-dev posting by Jon Bosak, Chair of the XML Coordination Group, which explains XML namespaces in detail and the rationale for using a single namespace.... [Sep. 4, 1999]

This is a Web-based demonstration of Redland, a library that provides an interface for Resource Description Framework (RDF). Any public RSS 1.0 feed may be entered into the online form for dis... [Jan. 21, 2001]

This document defines the syntax and semantics of the Resource Directory Description Language (RDDL), and also serves as a Resource Directory Description for the namespace http://www.openhealth.org/... [Jan. 14, 2001]

Excerpted from "Abstract": "This document summarizes the history of HTML development, and defines the "text/html" MIME type by pointing to the relevant W3C recommendations; it is intended to ... [Jun. 1, 2000]

The Ruby specification extends XHTML to support "ruby text". Ruby text is a run of text that appears in the vacinity of another run of text, called "base text". Ruby text serves as either a pronou... [May. 31, 2001]

Adobe Save As XML is a free plug-in for Adobe Acrobat designed to help publishers conserve time by repurposing content. The plug-in allows content in tagged Adobe PDF files to be saved in Web friendl... [Jun. 4, 2001]

Adobe Save As XML is a free plug-in for Adobe Acrobat designed to help publishers conserve time by repurposing content. The plug-in allows content in tagged Adobe PDF files to be saved in Web friendl... [Jun. 4, 2001]

SMIL Boston is the code name for the next generation of SMIL (Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language). The features, modules, and functionality described in this document will eventually be a p... [Jun. 22, 2000]

Speech Application Language Tags (SALT) is a set of tags made to extend Extensible Hypertext Markup Language (XHTML), Wireless Markup Language (WML), Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language (SMIL... [Feb. 25, 2002]

This article is an overview for web developers of HyperText Markup Language 4.0 (HTML 4) and Cascading Style Sheet 2 (CSS2) support in the most current browser releases.... [Aug. 10, 2000]

This document defines the proper syntax and implementation details around using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) fragments allowed to be used within HTML 4.0's style attributes. In practice, o... [Mar. 5, 2001]

Unicorn Enterprises has posted a preview of its C++ Application Programming Interface (API) documentation for Unicorn XML Toolkit in HTML format. The Unicorn XML Toolkit is a developer product impl... [Jan. 27, 2001]

Download link for the version 1.2.5 release of upCast, available for UNIX, Windows and Macintosh. upCast is a second-generation Java application that converts RTF (Rich Text Format) document... [Jun. 16, 2000]

XForms, the next generation of Web forms, is based upon the framework provided by XML Schema. While XML Schemas are used to define XML grammars, the XForms data model is intended to capture the device... [Jun. 8, 2001]

A proposal for explicitly representing data models for XForms, the next generation of Web forms. It is based upon the framework provided by XML Schema.Warning! Deprecated specification, replaced by ... [Aug. 15, 2000]

A proposed major revision of HTML Forms. Full backwards compatibility with browsers designed for versions of HTML earlier than 4.0 will not be attempted. XForms will be designed to cleanly distingui... [Apr. 4, 2001]

Excerpted from "Abstract": "This specification defines XHTML 1.0, a reformulation of HTML 4 as an XML 1.0 application, and three DTDs corresponding to the ones defined by HTML 4. The semant... [Jan. 26, 2000]

This specification defines a new XHTML document type that is based solely upon the module framework defined in the Building XHTML Modules specification with the modules defined in the Modula... [May. 31, 2001]

This is Namespaces in XML Recommendation co-editor Andrew Layman's summary about the XHTML namespace issues, as posted to the xml-dev mailing list in September 1999.... [Sep. 21, 1999]

The XHTML Basic specification defines a subset of XHTML 1.1 as an XHTML module document type, consisting of a minimal set of features (text, hyperlinks, forms, tables, images, and metadata) intended p... [Dec. 19, 2000]

This requirements document analyzes some of the issues surrounding the XHTML document profiles and their requirements.... [Sep. 6, 1999]

This Working Draft (subtitled "An updated events syntax for XHTML and friends") is co-authored by the HTML Activity Working Group and SYMM Working Group. The XHTML Events provides an updated syntax u... [Jun. 8, 2001]

This working draft is a major revision of the goals of the next generation of HTML Forms, including: improved interoperability and accessibility, enhanced client/server interaction, advanced... [Sep. 6, 1999]

This course provdes a solid overview of XHTML, CSS and JavaScript. It is intended for designers who are already familiar with HTML basics and want to move on to the XHTML standard....

XLink2HTML 1.0 is a set of XSLT stylesheets for the creation of HTML representations of Xlink elements. The author notes it is particulary useful to represent one-to-many arcs from local resources t... [Aug. 28, 2000]

The xml:base attribute defined in this specification provides an XML document with the same functionality of HTML's BASE element (which is used to specify the base URI to be used when resolving a docu... [Jun. 27, 2001]

"XStandard" is the most advanced, standards-based XHTML WYSIWYG editor available. It manages rich content in any language and generates clean XHTML markup (Strict or 1.1) with no deprecated tags, and ... [Jun. 10, 2004]