Re: LINK TYPE=override/type

> In the summary about META and charset [1], the user agent must
> first look at the server header, next at any META http-equiv
> declaration, and last at any charset attributes later in the
> document. It doesn't quite answer your question, but might be
> a model for an answer if none exists..

That would indicate a recognition that I am happy with.  Check the 
HTTP headers then use the TYPE attribute if not specific, but I would 
also like to see the TYPE Attribute override it.

This allows experimentaiton with new types that servers don't 
recognize.

I would like to see TYPE added to the <A> element in order to do the 
same override.

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 Mortar: Advanced Web Development      <http://mortar.bigpic.com/>
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Received on Thursday, 22 January 1998 12:11:59 UTC