Andre "Osku" Schmidt wrote:
it's still a "hybrid", that X in XHTML stands for eXtensible, so we can extend HTML with any namespace we like (and/or the client supports)
--- It works in FF 3.6 WITHOUT any SVG namespace additions. The namespace is already there. That's the point. I knew about the previous workings with use of the hybrid namespaces, this is in plain HTML namespace.
works in chrome and opera too...
--- Just reading the blog -- when 3.6 came out....it's been out for a few months now, so it could be dated news.
and you can also open the SVG directly in "any" browsers for a long time now... (and animate/modify with javascript, etc...)
--- Now without hybrid options in the HTML or embedding it as an object. Now it's part of HTML in w/html5 turned on.
if i didn't miss something, it's been here for years ;)
--- Not in this form. Look at the code --- now there's no special namespace for SVG, no special code. That's the point.