14.07.2011 00:46, Ghodmode wrote:
Aren't characters specified with entity codes also considered "letters" in this context as opposed to "other content (such as images or inline tables)"?
Some browser vendors seem to answer "yes", and the interpretation looks less odd now than I first thought. It would be a sloppy wording in the spec then - why not say "character" if you mean any (graphic) character?
In any case, the method of inserting the character, such as the entity reference © versus the character © itself, should have no impact. And it does not seem to have.
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