Re: Validator Test

It would be nice if they had made the current validator to work with all web sites before attempting to make a new one , I notice that the XHTML validator will find errors in XHTML web sites using subscript , superscript , and HTML box's that display's HTML or a I-Frame linked to a java based flash player , But after my dealings with Google as well as Yahoo , I can see how all the large corporations ( yes this includes .org's that follow suit ) have nothing better to do then put the little guy in the middle . But I suppose its just human nature to fight and battle like children rather then to work together .
  Greg

Drake Wilson <drake@begriffli.ch> wrote:
  Quoth CE Whitehead , on 2007-04-23 13:55:41 -0400:
> and said that my p and hr elements were not open & did not need 
> closing--the code is simiply as it is below--
> this seems bizarre (you always close the hr element or I do--it's required 
> in xhtml; this is html though but it's an option certainly; also elements 
> can be embedded in other elements, except where a block element is embedded 
> in an inline element, & that's not the problem here; the hr is used to 
> divide off the statement saying that this document is a translation that 
> the normative version is that of the W3C, etc.):

Both HTML 4.01 Strict and XHTML 1.0 Strict declare the "hr" tag as
empty, that is, not capable of containing anything. So no,
  
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  .. with stuff inside doesn't make any sense. Which doctype
is this?

---> Drake Wilson


       
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