> Log: > * Template::Declare - Revert obra++'s treatment: > > # default to <tag/> rather than <tag></tag> if there's no content > > and added this comment: > > # We should, in theory, default to <tag /> rather than <tag></tag> if > there's no content, > # but until all we output is strict XHTML, "<iframe src='...' />" and "<a > name='...' />" > # are rendered incorrectly by gecko -- they require the use of an > explicit closing tag > # So intead of the correct treatment: > # > # $BUFFER .= $buf." />"; > # > # we supply a closing tag for now: > # > $BUFFER .= $buf."></$tag>"; > > The problem we run into is </img> and </meta> which make my validators very, very unhappy. I think when I started, we had a place to record rendering hints about some sorts of tags. would that be a sane solution here? _______________________________________________ jifty-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.jifty.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/jifty-devel
