Ruby (annotation markup)
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For other uses, see Ruby (disambiguation).
Ruby is a W3C recommendation markup for inline annotation of text, often to provide pronunciation hints or other annotation above or below the main text. It is especially useful for rendering ruby characters. It is part of XHTML 1.1 and of HTML5.
[edit] See also
Ruby Annotation. A W3C recommendation (31 May 2001).
[edit] External links
- W3C article: What is Ruby?
- W3C tutorial: Ruby Markup and Styling
- W3C: CSS3 Ruby Module
- Add Ruby automatically for Japanese Web site — Multi-language phonetic reading site that can add phonetic reading to any site or texts in five different alphabets, hiragana, katakana, Roman, hangul, Devanagari and Cyrillic letters for Japanese.
- XHTML Ruby Support, an extension for the Firefox browser.
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