I've been reading a lot about the pros and cons of generating XHTML web
pages. I've come to the conclusion that any browser except perhaps Firefox
and Opera should really be using HTML 4.01 strict (especially if they are
planning on using AJAX any time soon).
[Interested parties should read http://www.hixie.ch/advocacy/xhtml for the
details]
Anyhow... I thought this would be a simple exercise in Cocoon. All you have
to do is update the html serializer settings in the sitemap to generate the
appropriate DOCTYPE statement and off you go.
Mmm... I can't validate the resulting web page because the html tag contains
xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml";.
The other problem is my XSLT stylesheet has to contain <link .... />
statements as you might expect but shouldn't the serializer remove the '/'
character and turn these into <link ... > tags?
Anyone know the secret to generating compliant 4.01 strict from Cocoon?
Regards,
David Legg
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