Sorry, "... is /correctly/ treated as the start of <body> matter"; the caveat above about no browser of which I am aware displaying the close-angle-bracket applies equally to the (non-)termination of the <head> element. * Phil. -------- Robert Burns wrote: > I don't think that's correct. What UA are you testing this in? I don't > find those types of problems in the DOM when serialized from text/html. > > I've tried WebKit and Gecko and neither of them exhibit these problems. > There has been a lot of confusion floating around that SGML parsers > referencing a particular DTD might exhibit these problems. However, as > others have said already, web browsers and most other HTML UAs are not > SGML based applications.Received on Saturday, 7 July 2007 12:29:04 GMT
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