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Re: newbie see newbie do
by Nicolas Goutte on Saturday 16/Mar/2002, @12:09

As you are writting, what you cannot do in XHTML, you can do it in CSS.

The enhanced (former "style") mode of KWord's HTML export filter shows the way.

Frames can be done using <DIV> elements and by placing them with CSS. It is the way that I plan to use for KWord's HTML export.

The only thing so far that I have found that do not exist in XHTML are variables. But that would only mean one or two private attributes (which type of variable and which format) in a <SPAN> element.

XHTML modular explicitely allows private definitions and if you do not use them, you have only XHTML. And even if you use them, it does not mean that the result becomes not "displayable" in a browser.

Therefore the problem is not the file format itself.

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