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=== HTMLBook
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Let's write books in HTML! HTMLBook is an open, HTML5-based standard for the authoring and production of both print and digital books. HTMLBook is built on the following premises:
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Let's write books in HTML! HTMLBook is an open, XHTML5-based standard for the authoring and production of both print and digital books. HTMLBook is built on the following premises:
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* Books are timeless. The basic "book" structure has persisted for hundreds of years and will continue to persist for our lifetimes, be it in digital or print form.
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* HTML is the markup language of the world for the foreseeable future.
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* Single-source document processing will remain valuable for the foreseeable future.
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As such, HTMLBook can be characterized in the following ways:
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* HTMLBook is a subset of XHTML5. All HTMLBook is HTML5, but not all HTML5 is HTMLBook.
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* HTMLBook contains no additional elements or attributes outside of the HTML5 specification.
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* HTMLBook is a subset of XHTML5. All HTMLBook is XHTML5, but not all XHTML5 is HTMLBook.
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* HTMLBook contains no additional elements or attributes outside of the XHTML5 specification.
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* HTMLBook is semantically tailored to the structure of a book, including more complex content used in technical and reference documents.
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* HTMLBook is defined with and can be validated against an XML schema.
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