In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Jonas J�rgensen wrote: > > That's only required in XHTML (and other XML). SGHTML only requires > quotes when there's non-alphanumeric characters in the value (I think...). >
<mode type=pompous>To be precise, it must have all NAME characters to escape quotes. NAME characters are the upper- and lower-case alphabet, the digits, and the characters "-" and ".", to which HTML adds "_" and ":". In the SGML case, we could talk about augmenting NAME with LCNMCHAR, UCNMCHAR, and now NAMECHAR, but we're Not Going To Go There in this post. Also, if you're dealing with attributes in the document instances, you have to have SHORTTAG enabled in your SGML declaration to do this.</> -- Chris Hoess
