I have to ask - why reopen the tags? Why not throw them on the floor? They're
wrong anyhow and cause problems. If bad code didn't (sort of) work, people
would write different code. That would be good.
IOW:
<em><p>stuff</em></p> looks like
Body
+em
+p
+stuff
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For example, allowing blocks inside inlines minimizes the number of residual
style tags that you have to re-open, and deferring the reopening of such tags
until a misnested close tag is encountered ensures that well- formed documents
don't end up with a bloated DOM. ...
Your DOM would grow unacceptably large on real-world pages if you try to
restrict blocks from being inside inlines and end up reopening the inlines over
and over again inside each block.
On Jan 25, 2006, at 5:41 PM, Ian Hickson wrote:
> On Wed, 25 Jan 2006, Simon Pieters wrote:
>>
>> Thus, <em><p>XY</p></em> should be parsed as:
>>
>> BODY
>> + EM
>> + P
>> + EM
>> + #text: XY
>>
