Chris <cearle@smythco.com>: > > Also, I have been using the <br/> standard in my previous > pages as well and they have all validated. This is a frequent problem arising here and elsewhere. It is caused by people not understanding or simply not knowing about the differences between HTML and XHTML. This is sadly hardened by some lesser known rules of HTML which make e.g. "<br/>", "<br/>", "<br>>" and "<br>>" equivalent; these SGML features are however hardly implemented in any browser, which is the reason for Appendix C of XHTML 1.0 being workable.Received on Tuesday, 8 July 2003 14:50:55 UTC
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