Accessibility/Datatypes: Difference between revisions

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* Each element on the page can utilize a simple type, and the schema can define the xs:restrictions as well as the xs:use attribute
* Each element on the page can utilize a simple type, and the schema can define the xs:restrictions as well as the xs:use attribute
* If a complex type is used, it makes the most sense to map this to multiple elements on the page, each with its own simple type
* If a complex type is used, it makes the most sense to map this to multiple elements on the page, each with its own simple type
* Note that this means HTML will be usable for author defined types, because it does not support xmlns, and thus the actualy datatype would not be reachable by the user agent.


{| summary="Proposed data type attribute to mapping" width="90%" border="1" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1"
{| summary="Proposed data type attribute to mapping" width="90%" border="1" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1"
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