Out of curiosity, how exactly is the XHTML validator getting past the homepage for W3C? The basic spec for XHTML should not allow it to validate the page for a number of reasons: Markup tags are in upper and lower case (consistancy). Attributes are not quoted (lots of them). Terminated elements are not adheared to (li tags). Non-Terminated empty tags are present (img, br and hr). Since I'm currently working on a lot of XML/XHTML and trying to get it all nailed down, I just thought it curious that the W3C's page doesn't conform and displays the "validated" tag at the bottom of the page. Am I missing something? Just think'n it's a little odd, Aaron W. Silver awsilver@renderology.com www.renderology.comReceived on Wednesday, 11 July 2001 09:40:48 UTC
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