Droege, Konrad (LNG-MUE) wrote: > > We are very interest to XMLmind Editor for our editorial office. At time > we are testing the features of the editor. We attracted attention to, > that XHTML tables will display incorrect. > > If XMLmind display a XHTML-table with a tfoot elemet, the tfoot element > was shown before the tbody element. The correct display according to the > definition is that the tfoot element will be displayed after the tbody > element.
That's right...in a Web browser. > > > The display of XHTML tables is a very important feature to us at the > editorial data capture. > > > > It is possible to display XHTML tables to the W3C definition? > I'm sorry but the answer is no. XMLmind XML Editor has definitely not been designed to render XML in a WYSIWYG (Web Browser or print) fashion. The goal of XMLmind XML Editor is to make XML * easy to read and understand (its structure) on screen, * easy and safe to edit. For example, it's very easy to make tfoot look slightly different than thead and tbody. The benefit of doing that is to allow the author to make a difference between the three kinds of row-groups at a glance. On the other hand, it is nearly impossible to display tfoot after tbody. --- PS: See also XXE_install_dir/demo/xhtml-table.xhtml
