Hello
Jaime of sodesires told me about this site and nice to see that a lot
of healthy discussion is going on here.
I came to know about web standards very recently and i'm trying to do
a site implementing it. In one of the pages i have to play windows and
real media and for that i'm using a
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Subject: [WSG] Embed tag, object and web standards
Hello
Jaime of sodesires told me about this site and nice to see that a lot of healthy
discussion is going on here.
I came to know about web standards very recently and i'm
Currently the best advice is to validate media content pages as HTML
v4 transitional.
Personally, I think the best approach is still Flash Satay:
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/flashsatay/
Patrick Griffiths (PTG)
http://www.htmldog.com/ptg/
http://www.htmldog.com
If it is the only thing
causing a site not to validate, what harm is it really?
Won't it push IE into quirks mode because it's not validating?
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I still think the Satay method is more elegant (and has far less code
clutter)
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Mario,
Ian Hickson recently came up with a more elegant
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I still think the Satay method is more elegant
(and has far less code clutter) - Origin
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Subject: Re: [WSG] EMBED tag
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Yes but...
movie clips inside a loaded movie are less accessible, both in terms of
programming them and accessibility.
There are major issues with the satay method involving streaming.
It is a smart bit of coding, but I'll be sticking with the invalid
method (or possibly hixie's if I start
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Subject: [WSG] EMBED tag
I've noticed that the EMBED tag doesn't comply with XHTML, but won't
display Flash clips in NN, Mozilla, or Firefox if omitted. This poses
a real problem because I use small Flash clips in customer sites as
banner ads, and if I remove the EMBED tag
Good afternoon all,
I'm trying to design and create all my sites in 2004 using the XHTML and
CSS compliant standards. Although, I have six-plus years of Web and
graphic design experience, the Web standards guidelines and community are
quite new to me.
I've noticed that the EMBED tag doesn't
Hi Mario,
I believe this article will be of help:
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/flashsatay/
Good luck, :)
Iain
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Subject: [WSG] EMBED
Hi Mario, take a look at:
http://alistapart.com/articles/flashsatay/
Regards,
Gean
Good afternoon all,
I'm trying to design and create all my sites in 2004 using the XHTML and
CSS compliant standards. Although, I have six-plus years of Web and
graphic design experience, the Web standards
There are several options.
You can use javascript to write the embed tag so that it passes the
validator. You can also use several techniques that will allow you to
exclude the embed tag altogether (Flash Satay and others).
I tend to just let the embed tag go as it is. I will validate my site
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Subject: [WSG] EMBED tag
I've noticed that the EMBED tag doesn't comply with XHTML, but won't
display Flash clips in NN, Mozilla
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