[snip] >>Use double quotes for HTML attributes. > > Why do you say that?
Yeah, I figured someone would ask that. :) I couldn't find anything definitive on w3c.org; can someone back me up? AFAIK, they are required in XML and XHTML. It's a good habit to get into with regular HTML, also (although, yes, both will work in HTML). [/snip] The best form HTML attributes is within double quotes. This stems from the parent language of all of the mark-up languages, SGML (standard generalized mark-up language). XML and XHTML both more closely follow the rules/recommendations of the parent language. HTML validation engines genrally throw exceptions if attributes are not quoted. It has always been considered good form. -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
