Just a question - I am using a XHTML 1.1 Strict DTD.
1.1 doesn't diverse between strict and others. There is just one 1.1 spec.
It seems that you cannot giveform elements or anchor elements a "name" this causes a few issues...
Not exactly...
#1 - anchors - when I have a SKIP TO CONTENT link. It doesn't like the NAME I have given the <a>... Isn't this the only *proper* way of anchoring inside the page???
No. #anchor-name skips also to <element id="anchor-name">
#2 - forms - when I have custom buttons (javascript: document.formnamehere.submit())
That doesn't work.
Sure. Because you should use DOM and again - it's sticked to ID (see getElementById() ...)
My problem is that form buttons don't look or act the same in all browsers, so I use a <a> styled like a button.
Not a good idea... (JS off, semantics, usability...)
I know <input> can have a name - because it works with <label>...
Eh, label binding shlould be again on ID... The name="" attrib on inputs it for the parametrizing / query. It's still send in the form of "action.url?name1=value1&name2=value2" etc.
Sorry if this has been discussed over and over
No problem, I just hope I'll show you the right way ;)
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