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What about img? It's not inconceivable that an article or a reference manual should have images of some kind.
by tjchear 7y ago
What about img? It's not inconceivable that an article or a reference manual should have images of some kind.
- zzo38computer 7y agoYou could just link to them I think, possibly with a hint to specify inlining; the client decides whether to obey that hint or to ignore that hint. (This would be done the same whether the picture is part of the document or is a separate file, I should think. It makes many considerations easier to work with.)
- masswerk 7y agoThis is actually how it worked in the beginning. Browsers also had an "display images" toggle button in the main control bar.
- masswerk 7y agoI guess, the Netscape Navigator 1.0 specs (tables and forms, but before frames and JS) are quite what we may want (with the possible exception of the font tag and, certainly, without the blink tag), augmented by some footnote/reference tags and a reduced set of CSS.