On 11/14/05, sjoerd@w3future.com <sjoerd@w3future.com> wrote:
>
>
> > <section>
> >   <section id="first">
> >     <link rel="stylesheet" href="somestyles.css" type="text/css"/>
> >     <!-- content -->
> >   </section>
> >   <section id="second">
> >     <link rel="stylesheet" href="morestyles.css" type="text/css"/>
> >     <!-- content -->
> >   </section>
> > </section>
>
>
> > A better example:
> > <section>
> >   <section id="first">
> >     <link rel="next" href="freaky.xhtml"/>
> >     <!-- content -->
> >   </section>
> >   <section id="second">
> >     <link rel="next" href="funky.xhtml"/>
> >     <!-- content -->
> >   </section>
> > </section>
>
> Note that these links can already be created with the various linking and
> meta constructions in XHTML 2. So these problems will have to be resolved
> anyway.
>

By the way, I rightly understand, that

<a href="..." rel="next">...</a>
<a href="..." rel="prev">...</a>

is preferable to

<link href="..." rel="next" title="..." .../>
<link href="..." rel="prev" title="..." .../>

is it?