--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, "ddailey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I didn't know 'til now that you could do all that svg stuff right
inside the
> HTML like this:
>
> [<p>....</p>
> <svg:svg height="210px" width="440px">
> <svg:defs> ....</svg:svg>
> <h2>Programming Notes</h2>
> ...]
Just to make sure, HTML 4 as defined by the W3C has no concept of
namespaces and of writing mixed namespace documents ("do svg stuff
inside the HTML"). XHTML 1.0 however as an XML application allows
writing mixed namespace XML documents so that the cited example works
with implementations like Firefox 1.5 by serving it with an XML MIME
type application/xhtml+xml and having it parsed with an XML parser.
And IE Win has its own extension of HTML with a namespace concept
where a plugin can take over and that way with IE/Win and the Adobe
SVG viewer that mix is possible too, but for IE the main document
needs to be served as text/html. That mix does however not work if you
use the Adobe SVG viewer with other browsers.
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