Mike Alsup wrote: > >> Hmm... I might be off base on that upper case thing, I'm not sure. >> (Anyone >> who knows, feel free to jump in.) > > No, I think you've got that right. It just depends how you're viewing > the DOM. Firebug will show you lowercase elements, IE dev toolbar > will always show uppercase. Sounds like just a display issue for > whatever tool is being used. jQuery will create a tbody element for > you if you append (prepend,etc) a table w/o one, but it's lowercase. > > Mike
Beyond this, there are also major differences in how different browsers represent innerHTML. Compare the same innerHTML in Firefox, IE, and Opera, and you'll see three entirely different strings. Firefox generally looks similar to whatever was inserted with sanitization (double quoted attributes and whatnot), IE tends to be massively uppercase with unquoted attributes, and Opera is just wacky.
