diff --git a/index.html b/index.html index 9f6eae3..1711ddb 100644 --- a/index.html +++ b/index.html @@ -607,8 +607,10 @@
The default reading order MUST include at least one resource.
-The default reading order is either specified directly in the manifest or a link is provided to an
- [[!html]] nav
element whose list of links are processed to create one.
The default reading order is either specified directly in the manifest or in an [[!html]]
+ nav
element. In the latter case, the manifest MUST provide a link to the Web
+ Publication resource that contains the nav
element, with a fragment identifier that
+ specifically identifies it.
The process for extracting a default reading order from a nav
element are as follows:
The table of contents is either specified directly in the manifest or a link is provided to an
- [[!html]] nav
element containing one.
The table of contents is either specified directly in the manifest or in an [[!html]] nav
+ element. In the latter case, the manifest MUST provide a link to the Web Publication resource that
+ contains the nav
element, with a fragment identifier that specifically identifies
+ it.
If a user agent requires a table of contents and one is not specified, it MAY construct one. This specification does not mandate how such a table of contents is created. The user agent might:
@@ -779,11 +783,11 @@An HTTP Link header field [[!rfc5988]] with its rel
parameter set to the value
"publication
".
Link: <https://example.com/webpub/>; rel=publication+
Link: <https://example.com/webpub/manifest>; rel=publication
An [[!html]] link
element with its rel
attribute set to the value
"publication
".
<link href="https://example.com/webpub/" rel="publication"/>+
<link href="https://example.com/webpub/manifest" rel="publication"/>
The entry page MUST be a resource of the Web Publication, but it can be any resource, including one that - is not listed in the default reading order. Unlike other resources, the entry page MUST The entry page SHOULD be a resource of the Web Publication. It can be any resource, including one that is + not listed in the default reading order. Unlike other resources, the entry page MUST link to the manifest to ensure that user agents can locate that document.
+If the entry page is not a Web Publication resource, user agents SHOULD load the first document in the + default reading order when initiating the Web Publication.
+Providing access on the entry page to navigation aids that facilitate consumption of the content (e.g., include a table of contents on the page, or provide a link to one) improves the usability of the Web Publication, particularly in user agents that do not support Web Publications.
-The question is whether the entry page must be a web publication resource - and what purpose it serves.
+