Appendix B Recipe Book in XML
lt xml version l.0 gt lt ELEMENT cookbook category gt lt ELEMENT category title , recipe gt lt ELEMENT recipe name, ingredient , cooking , serves , method gt lt ELEMENT ingredient quantity , name gt amount CDATA REQUIRED unit CDATA g gt lt ELEMENT unit PCDATA gt lt ELEMENT amount PCDATA gt lt ELEMENT name PCDATA gt lt ELEMENT cooking note gt lt ELEMENT method instruction gt lt ELEMENT instruction PCDATA gt lt title gt bread lt title gt lt recipe gt lt name gt The Basic Loaf lt name gt lt...
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Figure 18.1 Skinned Mozilla Browsers Figure 18.1 Skinned Mozilla Browsers XUL is a GUI toolkit. Using it, applications can be easily developed in a simple text editor. The main limitation of XUL is that those applications must run inside Mozilla. This means that the language occupies the same sort of user-space as Java applets and HTML forms. Indeed, one thing to note about XUL is that many of its widgets,2 are the same as those provided in HTML for forms development. The significant difference...
Introducing Docbook
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The Xul Widgets
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