On Thu, Dec 06, 2001 at 01:20:18AM +0000, MJ Ray wrote: > Brian: > > An alt attribute is required in HTML 4.01, but not in HTML 3.2. > > Any page still written in a language obsoleted four years ago probably has > other problems than not looking as good as it could in Plucker.
I'm not an HTML expert, but I thought that you could specify in a header which version of the language you were using, and the browser should render it according to that standard? It would be a bad standard if it required everyone to change all their old pages every time the standard changed. Anyway, the python code is already aware that alt tags might be missing, perhaps in violation of the HTML standard; the question is what to do in that case? You've got a completely free hand for rendering illegal HTML, so you might as well pick something useful. Brian
