Sorry for my last minute response: [DEFAULT_INPUT_MODE] Why I have to use a inputmode attribute, when I send a XHTML/MP 1.0 page? Only when you use XHTML Basic 1.1 (or other Markups that supports the inputmode attribute), the attribute should be checked. Today, most devices supports XHTML MP and not XHTML Basic 1.1 (still a Working Draft). [STYLE_SHEETS_USE] If the document contains any basefont, bdo, center, del, dir, font, ins, menu, s, strike or u elements, FAIL This is correct, but is this not part of the markup validation? If so, why is there no DOCTYPE test? If any element has a style attribute, warn Why don't use style attributes on input boxes like: <input type="text" name="number" value="" style="-wap-input- format:NN" /> if you use a special textbox only on a special page? If the document contains a CSS style element but no externally linked CSS Style, warn Why I should only use externally linked CSS Styles? If I use special CSS information on one separate page only, why I have to add them in the 'default' or separate external CSS? Cheers, RolandReceived on Monday, 12 March 2007 18:06:21 GMT
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