Hierarchical display of Chemical Data in Web Browsers

Georgios V Gkoutos; Henry S Rzepa; Michael Wright

Hierarchical display of Chemical Data in Web Browsers

Georgios V Gkoutos, Henry S Rzepa, Michael Wright

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Abstract

The article summarises the principle methods currently in use for supporting chemical content on Web pages, and introduces the new <object> element which is part of the HTML4 and XHTML specifications. Despite claiming support for HTML 4, several recently released browsers do not correctly support this element. The role of XML-based markup languages is briefly introduced in the conclusions.

Original language	English
Article number	7
Journal	Internet Journal of Chemistry
Volume	3
Issue number	7-8
Publication status	Published - 25 Apr 2000

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