Technical Corrigendum 1
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Technical Corrigendum 1 to International Standard ISO/IEC 15445:2000 was prepared by Joint Technical Committee ISO/IEC JTC 1, Information technology, Subcommittee SC34, Document description languages. JTC1/SC34 has worked on this project in close cooperation with the World Wide Web Consortium. This International Standard makes normative reference to the W3C Recommendation for HTML 4.
This Technical Corrigendum
It makes normative technical changes to the International Standard, altering the requirements and recommendations for the use of the W3C Recommendation for HTML 4. These changes result in part from practical experience with the language defined by the International Standard and in part from the World Wide Web Consortium's adoption of HTML 4.01 as the reference specification for the HTML 4 language.
Add the following text into annex B:
The DTD defined in this clause references the entity set specified
by the W3C to define the characters of ISO 8859-1 8-bit
single-byte coded graphic character sets — Latin alphabet
No. 1. The reference uses a formal public identifier ``-//W3C//ENTITIES Full Latin 1//EN//HTML'' which
contains the public text description ``Full
Latin 1''. The public text descriptions ``Latin alphabet No. 1'', ``Latin 1'' and ``Latin1'' are permitted alternatives which
describe the same entity set.
NOTE: The User's Guide to this International Standard describes a way in which system administrators may allow simultaneous use of these alternatives.
Add the following text into annex B:
The DTD defined in this clause references the entity set specified
by the W3C to define mathematical, Greek and symbolic characters.
The reference uses a formal public identifier ``-//W3C//ENTITIES Symbolic//EN//HTML'' which
contains the public text description ``Symbolic''. The public text description
``Symbols'' is a permitted alternative
which describes the same entity set.
In annex B, part 1, parameter entity core, generic
attributes, replace the comment text with the text:
The name space of the ID attribute is shared with the name space of
the NAME attribute. Both ID and NAME attributes may be
provided for the <A>
[W3C 12.2] and <MAP>
[W3C 13.6.1] elements. When both ID and
NAME values are provided for an element, the values shall be
identical. It is an error for an ID or NAME value to be
associated with more than one element in a document.
It is recommended that authors of documents specify both the ID
attribute and the NAME attribute for the <A>
[W3C 12.2] and <MAP>
[W3C 13.6.1] elements.
In annex B, part 3, attributes for element type <A>
[W3C 12.2], replace the
third paragraph of the comment with the text:
It is recommended that authors of HTML documents specify both ID
and NAME attributes. When both attributes are specified, they
shall have identical values.
In annex B, part 3, attributes for element type <MAP>
[W3C 13.6.1], add a second
paragraph to the comment with the text:
It is recommended that authors of HTML documents specify both ID
and NAME attributes. When both attributes are specified, they
shall have identical values.
In annex B, part 2, the declaration of the element type <MAP>
[W3C 13.6.1] is
changed to:
<!-- Authors should use the block-level content of the <MAP> element when
creating accessible documents. Each region should be specified using
an <A> element to define its associated link and shape. User agents
should render the block-level content of a <MAP> element. -->
<!ELEMENT MAP - - ((%block;)|AREA)+ >
In annex B, part 3, the attribute definition list of the <A>
[W3C 12.2] element
type is extended with the addition of the attribute definitions:
COORDS CDATA #IMPLIED -- Comma separated list of values --
SHAPE %shape; rect -- Control interpretation of coords --
In annex B, part 3, attributes for element type <A>
[W3C 12.2], add a fourth
paragraph to the comment with the text:
COORDS shall not be specified if SHAPE has the value `default'.
Change all references to the `W3C Recommendation for HTML 4.0' to `W3C Recommendation for HTML 4.01'.
Remove the words `amended by the HTML 4.0 Specification Errata' from the fifth paragraph of the Foreword.
Remove the words `amended by the HTML 4.0 Specification Errata' and the first note from clause 3, Normative references.
In annex B, part 1, the declaration of the parameter entity
%form.content; is removed and the declaration of the
parameter entity %text; is changed to:
<!ENTITY % text '#PCDATA | %physical.styles; | %logical.styles;
| %special; | %form.fields;' >
In annex B, part 2, the declaration of the element type <FORM>
[W3C 17.3] is
changed to:
<!ELEMENT FORM - - (%block;)+ -(FORM) >
In annex B, part 2, the declaration of the element type <FIELDSET>
[W3C 17.10] is
changed to:
<!ELEMENT FIELDSET - - (#PCDATA,LEGEND,(%block; | %text; | ADDRESS)+)
-(FIELDSET) >
In annex B, part 2, the declaration of the element type <LABEL>
[W3C 17.9.1] is
changed to:
<!ELEMENT LABEL - - (%text;)+ -(LABEL) >
In annex B, part 3, attributes for element type <BUTTON>
[W3C 17.5], add a seventh
paragraph to the comment with the text:
The <BUTTON> element should be used only in the content of a <FORM>
element.
In annex B, part 3, attributes for element type <INPUT>
[W3C 17.4], add a ninth
paragraph to the comment with the text:
The <INPUT> element should be used only in the content of a <FORM>
element.
In annex B, part 3, attributes for element type <LABEL>
[W3C 17.9.1], add a second
paragraph to the comment with the text:
The <LABEL> element should be used only in the content of a <FORM>
element.
In annex B, part 3, attributes for element type <SELECT>
[W3C 17.6], add a
comment with the text:
The <SELECT> element should be used only in the content of a <FORM>
element.
In annex B, part 3, attributes for element type <TEXTAREA>
[W3C 17.7], add a
comment with the text:
The <TEXTAREA> element should be used only in the content of a <FORM>
element.
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