CHTML

The default chtml (Compact HTML) was developed by mobile operators for the description of web pages for mobile Internet access via mobile devices, for example mobile phones. To be able to run on small devices without multiple megabytes of memory, was waived in part to the display of JPEG files, tables and frames. When image format is GIF available. CHTML is basically a subset of HTML, which has been reduced to the simplest and most essential commands.

In contrast to WAP WML language is chtml differs only slightly from normal HTML. Since it is based on XML, a day that does not have to be completed (as

1999 chtml was extended from the world's biggest phone company NTT to iHTML to represent sites for i-mode. Besides additional ( stored in the mobile phone) icons, links may be beyond occupied by the so-called access keys in iHTML, so that they can be accessed via the telephone keypad faster. The syntax for such a link is, for example:

• Compact HTML for Small Information Appliances - W3C NOTE 09- Feb- 1998

World Wide Web Consortium (W3C )

Canonical XML • CSS • CDF • DOM • Geolocation API • HTML • ITS • • OWL MathML P3P • • PLS • PNG • • RDF RDF Schema SISR • • • SKOS SMIL • SOAP • SRGS, SSML • • • SPARQL SVG • Timed Text • Turtle • VoiceXML • WSDL • XForms • XHTML • XHTML RDFa • XInclude • XLink • XML • XML Base • XML Encryption • XML Events • XML Information Set • XML namespace • XML Schema • XML Signature • XPath • XPointer • XProc • • XQuery XSL XSL-FO • • XSLT ( elements )

• CCXML CURIE • HTML5 • InkML • RIF • SCXML • SMIL Timesheets • sXBL WICD • • • XFDL XFrames • XBL • XHTML MathML SVG • XMLHttpRequest

XAdES • XHTML SMIL • XUP

Web Content Accessibility Guidelines • Multimodal Interaction Activity • Markup Validation Service

Web Accessibility Initiative

• Description Language
• HTML
• Abbreviation