last part "<a name ...>" has nothing to do with Pod::Simple::HTML. sorry :)
Anyway, I dont have any *real* reason to do this, also most of the browsers render even the worst HTML code, but it will be good to have a standards compatible code... -----Original Message----- From: Sean M. Burke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, November 13, 2003 10:30 AM To: Burak Gursoy; pod-people Subject: Re: Pod::Simple::HTML - <p$Lame></p> At 06:30 PM 2003-11-12, Burak Gursoy wrote: >w3c validator (xhtml 1.1) gives >"document type does not allow element "<tag>" here; assuming missing "<list >tag>" start-tag " >error if the output includes "<p$Lame></p>" after a list element... >[...]part is included as a hash that some subclass can override, it' ll be >better... validator accepts <br /> "inside" a list for example... but it >does not accept <p> after or inside a list element. I agree that it would be nice if the output were XHTML Strict compliant. But do you actually need it to be XHTML compliant for some reason? >I'm also looking for a valid '<a name=""></a>', I don't understand what you mean. What's the exact HTML input and exactly what does the validator say about it? >maybe it can be added as a xhtml module to the doctype? I don't understand what you mean. -- Sean M. Burke http://search.cpan.org/~sburke/
