On 4/28/13, Ed Mullen <[email protected]> wrote: > Lee wrote: >> On 4/28/13, Philip TAYLOR <[email protected]> wrote: >>> >>> >>> Lee wrote: >>> >>>>>> Save http://biology.clc.uc.edu/Fankhauser/Cheese/Ginger_Ale_Ag0.htm >>>>>> open w/ SM, file / edit, try to delete the 2nd row in the top table. >>> >>> View source. >>> Highlight : >>> >>>> <tr> >>>> <td><br> >>>> </td> >>>> <td><br> >>>> </td> >>>> <td><br> >>>> </td> >>>> </tr> >>> >>> Delete. >>> View normal. >> >> Right - I know that :) And for non-trivial pages without linebreaks >> or where TABLEs and/or DIVs are nested to an absurd degree one can >> open the file with Notepad++, click on TextFX / TextFX HTML Tidy / >> Tidy: Reindent HTML and have the html source reformatted so that it's >> properly indented and easier to manually edit. >> >> The point is that it's easier using Composer that it is to manually >> edit html. Or at least that it's easier for me :) >> >> Regards, >> Lee >> > > Post some URLs of your Composer-created pages so we can view them im a > variety of browsers/versions and se ow they fair. > > Otherwise, you're ignoring the issue.
No, you're the one that's ignoring the issue. I thought I was clear enough with Consider the possibility that others might not give a damn if a page validates or not - just that it displays properly >>for them<< If you want to create standards-compliant web pages that validate perfectly - have fun. I'm not stopping you nor even suggesting that you shouldn't try to create perfectly compliant web pages. What I am saying is that at least one other person does not share your values and couldn't care less if a page validates or no. What I care about is that the page displays properly for me, on my computer, with a minimal effort on my part. Best Regards, Lee _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
