Replying to myself...
Le 8 déc. 2006 à 8:48, Michel Fortin a écrit :
<noscript> and document.write()
workaround: create nodes programatically and avoid the use of
<noscript>.
Another noteworthy problem with the common subset about scripting is
that it's really impractical to write some idioms. You can't have any
instance of "<" or "&" in a script without throwing the document
outside of the common subset: HTML requires them to be unencoded,
XHTML requires them to be in a CDATA section or escaped as < and
&. The CDATA solution would probably work in HTML, although it'd
make the document non-conforming.
This applies to inline <style> too. It does not apply to external
scripts and stylesheets.
(Note: I'm not asking that any of this be resolved, I just think that
it's noteworthy.)
I've added this to the wiki page about the common subset:
<http://wiki.whatwg.org/wiki/Common_Subset>
Michel Fortin
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