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<scribe> scribe: Tzviya
Janina: HTML 5 spec was trying to
introduce XHTML2 approach to nested elements (<h>
element). This has been moved to incubator group.
... How does this affect DPUB?
Ivan: The idea in XHTML 2 was <section><h> and the level of heading is implied.
Michael: This never really made it into HTML 5+, it would override H1-6. There have been implementation problems.
Tzviya: The publishing industry would love this, but are we asking for more problems than we are solving?
<janina> Yes, Rich
Tzviya: Yes, publishing would be
interested. But, we would want to caution people not to use it
until this is very clearly implemented
... Make sure that anyone looking at the code know what logical
nesting structure is
Rich: Joanie is happy with the
sample file from Matt G
... Joanie is working on it
Tzviya: Any word from Apple?
Rich: information to come
Rich: For ARIA 1.0, we required implementation of roles in 2 browsers
Michael: subsitute UA for
browser
... 2 implementations might me 1 implementation of mapping A
and 1 implementation of mapping B
... We need to clarify understanding with the director
Janina: This is on a feature by feature basis
Tzviya: Do we need to have all of the roles implemented?
Michael: We need to demonstrate 2 implementations but not 1 complete implementations. They can be conglomorates.
Ivan: What does implementation
mean?
... It seems that we really need to test the AAM only
Michael: In practice, yes.
Tzviya: If I show that DPUB-ARIA roles are in use in a publisher's content model, is that useful?
Michael: it's a nice to have,
especially if it's public
... and it's in a tool (not just a publication)
Ivan: What if the roles are used in books sold publically?
Michael: nice to have, but
doesn't meet CR exit criteria
... need tool implementation, not just that authors are using
it
Tzviya: Want to make sure that this is tested beyond digital publishing, so testing is done in browsers, not just epub devices
rich: Will there be best practices?
tzviya: short answer is yes, in conjunction with DAISY and BISG
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