Re: Content Type for .css files

[Val Sharp]

Christian Biesinger wrote:

 
  However, this is only the case for pages using the strict mode It
  works for others, so a doctype like this can be used and the stylesheet
  will work: !DOCTYPE html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 401
  Transitional//EN (I hope I remember correctly(
 


Then we have another problem because, for example, page
http://membersnetscapeonlinecouk/valeriegsharp/ has the following 
DOCTYPE:

!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 401 Transitional//EN
  http://3org/TR/html4/loosedtd;


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Val Sharp - Edinburgh

Re: Content Type for .css files

[Val Sharp]

basic wrote:
 
 Val Sharp wrote:
 
 Then we have another problem because, for example, page
 http://membersnetscapeonlinecouk/valeriegsharp/ has the following 
 DOCTYPE:

 !DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD HTML 401 Transitional//EN
  http://3org/TR/html4/loosedtd;
 
 this gives strict mode, or a better term more standards compliant mode
 see http://wwwhutfi/u/hsivonen/doctypehtml


Yes, the terminology's a bit loose here - given that HTML defines a 
'strict' dtd, which is not what I was using, the phrase 'standards 
compliant' would have been less confusing :-)


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Val Sharp - Edinburgh

Re: Content Type for .css files

[Val Sharp]

Pascal Chevrel wrote:
 


 Val, could you indicate the URL of the css files on the server causing 
 problems ? I will open a bugzilla report about it and will talk about it 
 to a Netscape Technology Evangelist


For example:

http://membersnetscapeonlinecouk/valeriegsharp/DynamicLayout/dynamiccss
http://membersnetscapeonlinecouk/valeriegsharp/maincss
http://membersnetscapeonlinecouk/valeriegsharp/conforming-tablecss
http://membersnetscapeonlinecouk/valeriegsharp/minimal-tablecss

Merci Pascal,

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Val Sharp - Edinburgh