Boris Zbarsky wrote: >> Actually, it does matter. >> >> I just tried (using xsl:text/d-o-e=true), and in Firefox 3, I end up >> with a text node containing "<!DOCTYPE HTML>" at the start of the >> document. > > But does anything you do with doctype here affect whether the document > is standards or quirks? That's the only reason HTML5 has a <!DOCTYPE > HTML> thing going on, no? Not in Firefox, but potentially in other browsers, and also when I want to use the same XSLT server-side and then generate HTML. So yes, an XSLT can be written for Firefox, that "works", but it would be different from an XSLT used elsewhere. BR, JulianReceived on Thursday, 4 September 2008 17:05:51 GMT
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