Hallo,
Gervase Markham wrote:
>>Yea, but than it is valid HTML and if the browser couldn't interpret it,
>>its not our fault.
>>
> You'd rather we used valid HTML that looked terrible/crashed browsers than
> slightly invalid or deprecated HTML which worked everywhere?
I don't know. But it isn't necessary. You can achiev both (at least in the
most common browsers and with valid HTML you have a better chance not to crash
all the other browsers).
Regards,
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