Re: List of Technologies

Hmmm. I figure I am the resident purist. And I thought I already said that I
think we will have to write about different flavours of HTML, including those
that are not W3C Recommendations. (one reason is that it is perfectly
legitimate for a tool to produce something according to a propritary doctype
- e.g. a different modularisation of XHTML, or simply a different DTD and
mark it as such. There are tools that do this already.)

cheers

Charles McCN

On Tue, 2 Jan 2001, Kynn Bartlett wrote:

  Likewise, we might want to say, "Instead of using the non-standard
  TOPMARGIN attribute, use the appropriate CSS" or whatever.  I think
  that despite what our resident purist may think, we will definitely
  have to refer to non-standard HTML.

  --Kynn


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