At 2003-04-19T05:15+0200, Terje Bless wrote:- > <!ELEMENT meta EMPTY> > IOW, the "meta" element is declared as EMPTY -- not allowed to have any > content -- and cannot have an explicit and separate end tag. Thus the only > legal form for the meta element in XHTML is: <meta />. That is true for HTML (without the '/'), but XML imposes no such requirement, except as a recommendation for interoperability. Tim BagotReceived on Saturday, 19 April 2003 06:48:20 GMT
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