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Style sheets

Style sheets (cont'd)

External style-sheet file

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Styles within the head

Styles within the body

Styles within the body (cont'd)

Controlling spacing

Controlling spacing (cont'd)

CSS2

Further information

XML

XML (cont'd)

XML (cont'd)

XML (cont'd)

MathML

MathML (cont'd)

MathML (cont'd)

MathML (cont'd)

MathML (cont'd)

XML for other areas

XML for other areas (cont'd)

XML for other areas (cont'd)

XSL and XSLT

Example XML file

Corresponding XSL file

Resulting HTML

Javascript

Java

Cookies

Push vs. pull

Semantic Web

Uniform Resource Identifiers

Uniform Resource Identifiers (cont'd)

OID's

OID's (cont'd)

OID's (cont'd)

OID's (cont'd)

Use of OID's in HL7

XML

Resource Description Framework

Resource Description Framework (cont'd)

Resource Description Framework (cont'd)

Resource Description Framework (cont'd)

Resource Description Framework (cont'd)

Ontologies

Ontologies (cont'd)

Applications in medicine

Applications in medicine (cont'd)

Applications in medicine (cont'd)

Web services

Typical application

Typical application (cont'd)

Potential medical applications

External style-sheet file (cont'd)

The style-sheet file contains things like the following:

body { background-color: pink }

h1,h2 { font-family: sans-serif; color: brown }

code { font-family: sans-serif; color:green }
ul { list-style-image: url("icons/obullet.gif") }

This example defines display attributes for the body of the page, for 1st and 2nd-level headings, and for any text which is tagged as code, and specifies an image to use as the bullets for unordered lists.

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