[Please quote what you're answering to; I did some edits but it might not be accurate] 2007/6/27, Křištof Želechovski: > > From: Oistein E. Andersen [mailto:html5@xn--istein-9xa.com] > > > > Microsoft did not dare to risk this, so entities beyond latin-1 require > > a semicolon in IE, even in cases where it is optional according > > to SGML (and therefore will pass HTML 4.01 validation, I might add). > > How does it influence the case flancée vs &oeliguvre? The only > difference is that the first one is used in English. œ (U+009C) is not latin-1 (it's in Windows-1252 though, at #156), it's in the "latin-1 supplement" block in Unicode. -- Thomas BroyerReceived on Wednesday, 27 June 2007 20:42:21 GMT
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