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SMIL Reference

This is a complete SMIL 2.0 Reference (under construction).

SMIL Timing Elements

Element	Description	Ver
<excl>	Defines elements to be displayed exclusively	2
<par>	Defines elements to be displayed in parallel	1
<seq>	Defines elements to be displayed in a sequence	1

SMIL Timing Attributes

Attribute	Description	Ver
begin	Sets the delay before the element is displayed	1
dur	Sets the duration for the display	1
endsync	Synchronizes the stopping of parallel elements	1
repeatCount	Sets the number of repetitions for the display	1

SMIL Media Elements

Element	Description	Ver
<animation>	Defines an animation	1
<audio>	Defines an audio clip	1
<brush>	Defines a brush	1
<img>	Defines an image	1
<param>	Defines a parameter	1
<ref>	Defines a generic media reference	1
<text>	Defines a text	1
<textstream>	Defines a textstream	1
<video>	Defines a video	1

SMIL Structure Elements

Element	Description	Ver
<body>	Defines the body of a SMIL document	1
<smil>	Defines a SMIL document	1

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