> De : Dieter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> What's your browser ? > > Links 2.1pre17 > > With the -g flag for graphics mode rather than text mode. > > Much faster than netscape or mozilla. > Text and images can be scaled to any size I want. > With javascript disabled it never crashes. > > On the downside it doesn't have every possible feature. The requested feature here is <map> and <area />
I've sent to JB a revision without the event, though, concerning the complaints below, line 162 to 315 seems to be related to the tikiwiki afford to do, the rest is about the wiki as it is. Do you have tried the home page with dillo ? you should get similar warning excepted those about HTML HEAD and BODY > > ------- > > I just tried the page with dillo 0.8.4-pre, and clicking does nothing there > either. > > And it found the following complaints (click on the "15" down in the corner): > > HTML warning: line 91, link depends on javascript() > HTML warning: line 107, link depends on javascript() > HTML warning: line 123, link depends on javascript() > HTML warning: line 162, HTML element was already open > HTML warning: line 163, HEAD element must go before the BODY section > HTML warning: line 164, unexpected closing tag: </head>. -- expected </html> > HTML warning: line 165, BODY element was already open > HTML warning: line 315, HTML element was already open > HTML warning: line 315, BODY element was already open > HTML warning: line 315, unexpected closing tag: </div>. -- expected </body> > HTML warning: line 316, unexpected closing tag: </td>. -- expected </body> > HTML warning: line 350, unexpected closing tag: </tr>. -- expected </body> > HTML warning: line 351, unexpected closing tag: </table>. -- expected </body> > HTML warning: line 352, unexpected closing tag: </div>. -- expected </body> > HTML warning: line 429, unexpected closing tag: </div>. -- expected </body> _______________________________________________ Open-graphics mailing list [email protected] http://lists.duskglow.com/mailman/listinfo/open-graphics List service provided by Duskglow Consulting, LLC (www.duskglow.com)
