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...guage list may also be defined in a HTTP header, and will then result in a known or unknown HTTP header-set locale language.</blockquote> ...ext. It is not clear how the implementation determines whether a value is known or unknown.

...is limited to either giving the "term", or using a predefined syntax with known prefixes (specifically, the empty prefix ":foo" which is short for "http:// The most widely known arbitrary prefix mechanism on the Web is the XML namespaces feature, which

...and relevant sounds, targeted at deaf and hearing impaired audiences. Also known as "Subtitles for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing" (SDH or SDHH) ...Tracks thus require that captions cannot be treated as if the entirety is known.

...s XML] was published as a Working Draft in December 1998, and later became known as XHTML 1.0. ...org/TR/1999/xhtml-modularization-19990406/ Modularization of XHTML], later known as XHTML 1.1, which didn’t introduce new features, but split the DTD into

...f the filename is supplied ''and'' it has a well-known extension. The well-known extensions are <code>html</code>, <code>htm</code>, <code>xhtml</code>, <co

...known attributes and elements are ignored. '''What elements/attributes are known?''' * Internet Explorer 8 does not support default namespace declarations on any known elements such as HTML, SCRIPT, DIV, or STYLE. If default namespace declarat

| Formerly known as "Content-Type Processing Model". | Formerly known as "WebSRT".

No known current usage of meta href, no workarounds currently known/possible.

'''*Update: The main proposal listed here, also known as "async=false", was recently [http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi? Sites which are known to have LABjs loading techniques in place with currently broken (or suscept

2. This proposal requires changes from IE to achieve full-compat. As IE is known to have a much slower release timeline, and IE9 is now feature-complete and ...y were also implementing the behavior described in this proposal. No other known browsers have `readyState` on script elements, and the assumption is that a

We need a way to let the authors specify a well-known element to describe underlying semantics of their component, coincidentally To put it differently, you want to start with a well-known element in markup, and, through the magic of computing, this element ''beco

* '''Not reserve namespaces.''' Instead, register individual names (known as enumerated values although you don't have to number them). ...id, e.g. a product offer in a special sale or a support page for a product known not to be supported anymore from a given time onward.

...616/rfc2616-sec14.html#sec14.15 Content-MD5] HTTP header. However, MD5 has known security flaws, and is not recommended for use.

|Elements and attributes for known vocabularies (HTML, SVG and MathML) are implicitly assigned to appropriate

This is a list of known implementations of HTML5 and related features in web browsers. (It is incom

These are the known presentations related to the WHATWG and/or HTML5.

The EARL format assumes that each testable condition has a well-known URI, which does not fit with grammar-based validation and now even with van

If the processor encounters a key–value pair in an ''object'' with a known key and an unknown value where a value enumerated in this specification is

* What is the most widely known way of authoring mathematics?

...ous ways, such as by using the icon of the target domain or target page if known, or by using the icon of the current page for links within the same site.

== Exposing known data types in a reusable way ==

I say inevitable due to the broad evidence presented by the known existing problem with the <code>&lt;address&gt;</code> element (special use

This isn't terrible, but requires the size of the video to be known or be fixed to a certain size as above.

..., unlike the use of dt/dd, legend, label, caption, or h1. All of those are known to have some lesser or greater technical issues.

It is one of the worst forms of invisible metadata or "dark data" which are known to rot and become inaccurate over time (see: meta keywords, RDF in comments

...mer, however, lacks much documentation. The latter appears to be more well-known.

.... The <code>meter</code> element represents a scalar measurement within a known range, such as storage quota usage, a relative popularity rating or relevan

...hat buggy fashion; end tags implied; unknown tags ignored if matched only; known tags auto-close

...age in an e-mail or private document intended for a specific person who is known to be able to view images. ...age-in-an-e-mail-or-private-document-intended-for-a-specific-person-who-is-known-to-be-able-to-view-images

Since droppedFrames are only known after a level has started playing, it is generally only a reason for switch

...dered relative to the latest standard, rather than an earlier one which is known to be buggy, incomplete, or misguided (at least one of which must be the ca

...to accept gzipped responses a mandatory feature so that servers would have known that they are eligible to send a gzipped response if the request says HTTP/

...e canvases, but have no way to convey this to the user agent. There is no known workaround for performance.

...s, but this currently causes a synchronous image decode, because it is not known in advance that the image will need to be decoded in a special way. This la

:* Allow GPU-accelerated 2D canvases on platforms that are known to drop graphics contexts often or unpredictably.

...t overhead can be eliminated because the individuals sprite draws would be known to use identical rendering context state, and the calls down to the graphic

* A known good way to drive an animation loop from a worker is needed. requestAnimati

...s. In other words, the canvas is in output referred color space. This is a known fingerprinting vulnerability since it exposes the user's display's color pr