Hi Kevin,
The MIME type application/xhtml+xml may be the right choise in theorie
but causes some problems in practice. We have finally decided to stop
using it for mobile devices. Besides of that if your site will be
maintained with a CMS you can't control the content and a page might
go blank cause of one little mistake in the code. Removing the content-
type meta-tag makes Dreamweaver to convert the page to ISO instead of
UTF, maybe other editors do so as well. Our experience with
application/xhtml+xml in a nutshell is that the web is not set for it.
Cheers,
Frances de Waal
www.waalweb.nl
Op 17 jun 2010 om 09:10 heeft Tom Ditmars <zar...@zarggg.net> het
volgende geschreven:\
On 16-Jun-10 12:34, Kevin Erickson wrote:
Arrrgh! Thanks for the attempt but it still warns on the MIME type
after the change suggested. I guess I can move on but can anyone tell
me what the issue is???
Right here:
<meta http-equiv="content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
Also, as other have mentioned, you should check with your host to make
sure that the file is served how you want it (most likely
application/xhtml+xml). Once you have that set up, you should remove
that meta element.
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