Hi Gregor,
search for html-nodtd in publication-sitemap.xmap and change it to html
many thanks for your answer! Now it works! (And knowing where to change,
it's obvious...)
Still got some remarks: Some Browser differ in css and whitespace-handling,
depending on given doctype. So I had a problem in a different looking of my
"search-box" on authoring and live-sites. Thinking of coming from
cache-problems I tried several hours ... till I "found" the missing doctype.
You perhaps remember my garbage character-problem. Searching from the
live-sites still brought garbage-characters. To avoid that, I had to change
my browser-coding to utf-8. After changing the serializer to html, this work
now fine.
So I think it would make sense to define the same doctype for live-sites
then for publishing to avoid different looking and character-behaviour (and
driving newbies nuts :-)). What is the advantage of having no-dtd-html?
Best regards
Franz
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