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What? Sorry, I'm not parsing that at all. Just to be clear, I'm saying the hybrid XHTML/SVG works just fine in all major browsers.
by __david__ 13y ago
What? Sorry, I'm not parsing that at all.
Just to be clear, I'm saying the hybrid XHTML/SVG works just fine in all major browsers.
- TheZenPsycho 13y agoand I'm saying: if THAT is what you call "works just fine", then the whole concept of a hybrid document is broken and it's great that we've abandoned it.
- __david__ 13y agoWhy? How is it different from your suggestion of inlining SVG in an HTML5 document?
- TheZenPsycho 13y agoxhtml is the nazi party of the web. obsessed with purity, unwilling to mix with the unclean documents, and soundly defeated by history. That's right, I just Godwin'd you.
- __david__ 13y agoSo really, you have no argument, except for a distaste of XHTML. Gotcha. It seems better to mix that with SVG than HTML5, since SVG happens to also be XML based. Otherwise you have a impedance mismatch leading to some weird corner cases.
- TheZenPsycho 13y agomy argument is that you might be able to make it work through a lot of effort but you can't actually use it in the real world so it's worse than worthless.