HEML web pages are at
http://www.heml.org/schemas/2001-07-02/heml
Ian Graham wrote:
You might want to look at the Historical Event Markup and Linking work
(http://www.html.org). This has been used to create navigable timelines (I
think using SVG, so you'll need an SVG handler).
Ian
On Fri, 4 Jul 2003, bryan wrote:
Is anyone familiar with an xml format for presenting historical
information in the form of timelines? I'm thinking as the timeline as a
navigational interface to the information.
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