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Integration in the Web Platform

HTML and SVG

- When - parsing HTML documents - user agents must treat any tag name corresponding to a - MathML Core Element as belonging to the - MathML namespace. -

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- Users agents must allow mixing HTML, SVG and MathML elements - as allowed by sections - HTML integration point, - MathML integration point, - tree construction - dispatcher, - MathML and - SVG - from [[HTML]]. + MathML can be mixed with HTML and SVG as described in the relevant + specifications [[HTML]] [[SVG]].

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HTML and SVG

HTML input element is used within the [^mtext^] to include an interactive input field inside a mathematical - formula. + formula. See also + for an example of SVG and HTML inside an [^annotation-xml^] + element.


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Semantics and Presentation

The following example shows how the fraction "one half" can be annotated with a textual annotation (LaTeX) or an XML annotation - (content MathML). These annotations are not intended to be rendered - by the user agent. + (content MathML), which are not intended to be rendered + by the user agent. This fraction is also annotated with equivalent + SVG and HTML markup.