Michel Fortin wrote:
Le 30 août 2006 à 2:49, dolphinling a écrit :
What's more, it's not backwards compatible. I would *love* it if it
were (especially because then fieldset could also go there, and
repetition template attributes wouldn't have to apply to all
elements), but current UAs turn <ul><ins><li>text</li></ins></ul> into
<ins></ins><ul><li>text</li></ul>.
Safari, Mozilla and Opera all seems to build the DOM tree as it should,
wherever I try <ins>, <del>, or <a>, or even <fieldset>. Are you talking
solely about Internet Explorer for Windows (which I haven't tested) ?
While it works fine with <ul> I note that it doesn't within <table>,
showing the same behaviour as in your <ul> example above.
Ah, my mistake. Apparently Mozilla handles <ins> differently from <a> (and I got
it wrong even if I had used <a>). That'll teach me not to test.
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