[Bug 24451] editorial comments on LCWD

https://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=24451

--- Comment #3 from Eliot Graff <eliotgra@microsoft.com> ---
3.3 The DOCTYPE
     Changed
The string html SHOULD be in lowercase letters, in order to be both well-formed
and valid XML; however, the string MAY be in mixed case or uppercase letters
and still be well-formed XML. 
     to
For valid XML the document element named in the document type declaration must
exactly match the top-level element of the document, including in case. This
rule is relaxed for well-formed, rather than valid, XML documents. Because
XHTML requires a lower-case html element, Polyglot documents SHOULD use
lower-case html for the element named in the DOCTYPE declaration. Bear in mind
that a customized XHTML DTD with element and entity declarations inside the
document type definition subset within the document, or one that points to an
alternate DTD, may have special case requirements. 

3.4 Namespaces
     changed
Note that there are other prefixed attributes...
     to a Note

Edited 4.4.2 Attribute-level namespaces to incorporate feedback.

Sadly, I cannot repro the "sued" typo, as I thought that was one of the
funniest things I've heard.

3.5.1 Required elements and tags
   Fixed superfluous commas
     changed
s/in their code/in their markup/

Will pick it back up with 3.5.1.1

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Received on Monday, 3 February 2014 22:33:42 UTC