RE: accessify.com's review of RNIB relaunch

> Any standards-compliant XHTML browser will reject invalid XML, if
> you declare your document as XHTML.  HTML is more forgiving and thus
> more appropriate for general Web use.  Why would you want to use
> XHTML in such a situation?

Well that's actually nice while you are developping the site (indeed I have
a filter on our test servers that replaces invalid HTML and/or XML with an
error message).

Wouldn't it be standards-compliant to flag an error but continue to attempt
to render?

Received on Thursday, 26 June 2003 07:21:18 UTC