Hello Ronnie,
Take a look at ePub (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EPUB). It probably
has what you're looking for.
Søren Roug
Den 28-02-2010 15:16, ronnie thebonnie skrev:
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type="cite">+NAME
Ronnie The Bonnie
+CONTACT
ronniethebonnie@gmail.com
+CATEGORY (select one or more from below)
import-export/
+SCOPE (select one or more from below)
packaging
+USE CASE
Everywhere is being worked with html that has extra files for content,
e.g. images, scripts,....
+DESCRIPTION
Proposal to add a odh for packaging html and other content in
one file.
This is currently possible, although not standardized with something
that has shtml file extension.
When working with webpages, they often consist of a .html file and some
other files.
It's quite tedious and error-prone to have to watch out for always
having the all the files on one place. ODF could solve this by only
adding a packaging container to store all the files in one file. This
offers more convenient manipulation (moving, copying,...) on the file
level and compression can be used to reduce storage requirements.
The current mime-type for the oth file extension:
application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.text-web
Explanation: Text document used as template for HTML documents
The new MIME type for the odh file extension would be:
application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.web
Explanation: ODF container used as packaging/container for html and
related files.
It would be a good idea to redefine the MIME type of the oth extension
in the following non-backwards compatible revision of ODF as:
application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.text-web-template
This way it forms a more coherent unity along MIME types with the other
types defined.
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