Web Integration Compound Document

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Web Integration Compound Document (WICD) is a W3C standard, based on the idea of integrating existing markup language formats in preference to inventing new markup.

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W3C WICD Candidate Recommendation

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Standards of the World Wide Web Consortium

Recommendations

Canonical XML Â· CDF Â· CSS Â· DOM Â· HTML Â· MathML Â· OWL Â· PLS Â· RDF Â· RDF Schema Â· SISR Â· SMIL Â· SOAP Â· SRGS Â· SSML Â· SVG Â· SPARQL Â· Timed Text Â· VoiceXML Â· WSDL Â· XForms Â· XHTML Â· XML Â· XML Base Â· XML Events Â· XML Information Set Â· XML Schema (W3C) Â· XML Signature Â· XPath Â· XPointer Â· XQuery Â· XSL Transformations Â· XSL-FO Â· XSL Â· XLink

Notes

XHTML+SMIL Â· XAdES

Working Drafts

CCXML Â· CURIE Â· InkML Â· XFrames Â· XFDL Â· WICD Â· XHTML+MathML+SVG Â· XBL Â· XProc Â· HTML 5

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