--- test/html-webhacc/standards.en.html 2008/09/17 03:56:43 1.11 +++ test/html-webhacc/standards.en.html 2009/07/02 22:34:12 1.15 @@ -1,14 +1,19 @@ -Standards Supported by Web Documenet Conformance Checker +WebHACC — Supported Standards -

Standards Supported by Web Document Conformance Checker

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Summary

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WebHACC

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Supported Standards

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The table below summarizes Web standards supported by WebHACC. See +following subsections for more details. @@ -73,10 +78,9 @@
Tentative (no validation)
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DOM

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DOM

The current implementation assumes that there are following requirements:

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HTML

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HTML

HTML5 is partially implemented.

In addition, the current implementation assumes that there are following requirements:

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For an input element whose type attribute +is add, remove, move-up, or +move-down (ASCII case-insensitive) [WF2], +attributes that is not allowed for an input element whose +type attribute is in the Button state MUST NOT be specified. + +

The inputmode attribute applies to an +input element in Text, E-mail, URL, or Password state. The replace attribute applies to an +input element in Image Button or Submit Button state. +The usemap attribute applies to an input +element in Image Button state. The align attribute applies to an +input element in Image Button state. Any of these attributes MUST NOT be +specified for an input element whose type +attribute is in a state where the attribute does not apply. +

The cache manifest syntax is also supported.

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Atom

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Atom

Atom 1.0 and Atom Threading 1.0 are supported. @@ -251,7 +333,7 @@

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CSS

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CSS

CSS @namespace and Selectors Level 3 are fully implemented.

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Regular expressions

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Regular expression defined in ECMAScript Third Edition Section +15.10.1 is implemented, with the addition of the support for obsolete +octal escape notation commonly supported by Web browsers. + +

To identify ECMAScript regular expressions, the Internet Media Type +text/x-regexp-js +is used. + +

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