- From: Mike Krier <mkrier@us.ibm.com>
- Date: Mon, 22 Jan 2001 14:43:53 -0500 (EST)
- To: www-html@w3.org
Hello, I have found several mistakes in the XHTML Transitional DTD. Can you explain or correct these mistakes? 1. There is no background attribute for td tags, 2. There is no Marginwidth attribute for the body tag 3. There is no Marginheight attribute for the body tag 4. There are no width, height, or body attributes for the input tag (needed for type="image") 5. For some reason, a form tag cannot be within a tr or td element, which is frequently done to avoid unwanted line breaks. When I asked about this in the newsgroups, I got a very perplexing response. People said that much of the above could be done with CSS, so it wasn't necessary. I thought the entire point of a Transitional DTD was so that html documents would be compatible with lower browser versions, including browsers that cannot make use of CSS. If the people responding to my inquiries were correct, then can you tell me why there is a <font> tag in the Transitional DTD? Mike Krier Webmaster, www.ibm.com IBM Corporate Internet Programs 212-612-1927 t/l 935
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