September 2003
Intermediate to advanced
336 pages
7h 20m
English
One of the original goals of XML was to create “SGML for the Web” to allow markup with arbitrary vocabularies to be served to web browsers. To a large extent, this goal has not been met. While some of the latest versions of web browsers support full XML display, many do not; and I am not one who believes that it's acceptable to throw away even 1% of your potential readers just because the web designers think they need some cool new feature that's only available in Internet Exploder 8.0. In 2003, I know people still using Netscape 1 and Netscape 2. Recently I even spent a few minutes surfing with MacWeb. (Remember that one, old-timers?) With proper attention to design, it's still possible to serve these ...
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