In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Emlyn wrote:
> If your style sheet begins something like
>
><style type=" text/css">
>
> Then Mozilla renders the page with those style rules anyway. IE,
> surprisingly enough, is stricter than us, requiring that the attribute
> be, exactly, "text/css" (no space).
>
> Is this a bug or a feature?
This question is probably academic, since the "type" attribute should
never override the specified MIME-type. Unless the server is sending no
MIME type at all for the stylesheet, it's irrelevant. As Garth commented,
we should be stripping whitespace from CDATA attributes, but I don't think
we do this yet.
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Chris Hoess
