Hi Adam
There is a quite a large bug in IE that has been around for a long time
concerning accept headers the browser sends to the server. For those who
don't know what the accept header is - it just tells the server what
mime types the User Agent can handle.
IE sends correct headers to the ser
On Saturday, January 3, 2004, at 08:51 PM, Rob Halff wrote:
5.
Probably you want to close the open tag here (see point 3). So
make it
s cannot appear within s in XHTML strict.
...
...
not
...
Justin French
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Well Chris, you don't really have to know anything about XHTML. There are
no more than 10 rules including the and closing all tags. Things
like no captials letters except for values. Easy stuff. And as long as you
write using those simple rules, and include that DTD thing (just copy and
paste
Hi Adam,
To send the header, I believe it is
I use for XML and RDF AGLS harvest control lists
and metadata. e.g.: http://gtconnect.webboy.net/meta/index.cfm (HCL) and
http://gtconnect.webboy.net/meta/metadata.cfm (metadata for other documents
that can't hold embedded AGLS data).
Not sure about
Hey Rob,
Wow thanks for all that help!
I don't really know how to code XHTML...
I mean I don't know the difference - I do know that it requires
everything to close like: and weird stuff like that...
I think at the moment I would rather stick to HTML - just because I find
it easier... and I don't
Hi all,
Hope you have had a good break. Some links on web standards stuff (apologies
if you have seen these before):
1. WhitesSpace - "Single or multiple style sheets" - a simple article that
has sparked some very interesting comments:
http://www.9rules.com/whitespace/web_mastering/stylesheets_s
Rob Halff wrote:
http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml11/DTD/xhtml11.dtd";>
http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"; xml:lang="en">
And since your using PHP, add this to your template, or what have you,
to make sure that the webserver sends the appropriate Content-Type if
the UA can read XHTML.
(Just as a tidbit
Ok, your lucky I'm in a helping mood :-)
Not many things have to be done to make you site XHTML strict.
I will only go throught the first page of your site:"
1.
Change the doctype and head from:
http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd";>
to:
http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml11/DTD/xhtml11.dtd";>
http:
Ok, your lucky I'm in a helping mood :-)
Not many things have to be done to make you site XHTML strict.
I will only go throught the first page of your site:"
1.
Change the doctype and head from:
http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd";>
to:
http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml11/DTD/xhtml11.dtd";>
http:
you are not closing your
tags.
I should be:
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Maybe you could upgrade your site to XHTML Strict
instead of HTML4.1 transitional,
that way you can be more sure if it's a css problem
or just a case of bad html.
Greeting,
Rob Halff
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From:
Ok…
Internet
Explorer Bug here…
How can I get
around this…
www.neester.com
the NEWS REEL at the bottom…
the background is meant to be YELLOW!!
With
a dotted border…
In my IE (v6)
it doesn’t work…
It only works
when you hightlight the text, or when you scroll over
it (like h
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