Jim Ley wrote:
>>> The fact that the list items themselves are hyperlinks can be
>>> derived by their href="" attributes. Similarly, if a definition
>>> list were used for navigation, e.g.
>> 
>> Please tell me where this is specified that UAs should implement
>> this in such a way.
> 
> http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml2/mod-hyperAttributes.html#adef_hyperAttributes_href 

What I meant was that you can't derive from the existence of HREF on LI 
(or DT) elements and |role="navigation"| on an ancestor element that 
this is actually the "navigation bar" of the site. At least, not as 
currently defined. And if it was defined in such a way I guess you get 
trouble when you have a small list of links inside |role="navigation"| 
that aren't really part of the "global site navigation".


> Unfortunately Conformance in XHTML 2.0 is only defined in the structure, 
> there is no conformance that I can find for what you actually put in your 
> mark-up, so it could not be called non-conforming...

Ugh, that's correct. I hope that's conidered an issue...


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