On Tue, 17 Jan 2006 06:13:43 +0600, Eugene T.S. Wong
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I'm used to thinking of HREF as something that takes me to another place,
and SRC as something that brings something here.
Would it be appropriate to allow designers and developers to use SRC in
<LINK>? For example:
<LINK SRC="MyStylesheet.css">
as opposed to:
<LINK HREF="MyStylesheet.css">
Some LINK elements "bring something here", like CSS, and some "take you to
another place". Do you propose to allow interchangeable use of SRC and
HREF attributes for <LINK> at the author's discretion? I'm afraid it will
lead to misunderstanding and unneeded diversity.
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