- From: George Lund <George@lundboox.demon.co.uk>
- Date: Sun, 8 Aug 1999 00:41:04 +0100
- To: www-style@w3.org
In article <874sibtmc9.fsf@2xtreme.net>, Christopher R. Barry <cbarry@2xtreme.net> writes >No part of the CSS Level 2 specification seems to address this issue >either. Although frames weren't quite deprecated with HTML 4, their use was effectively prohibited in the strict DTD because of the lack of the target attribute. The reason that CSS 2 does not address frames is that it can effectively replace frames altogether. I reckon frames might actually (have) be(en) OK if the default target was _top and the target attribute had been removed completely. But frames are Netscape's baby and they were broken from the start. (Not sure what you mean about making it easier to write your own DTD - SGML is SGML is not XML. You have already been given a source on how to customize your own DTD - somewhere on the htmlhelp site IIRK.) -- George Lund
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