[thelist] XHTML or HTML WAS Good Examples of XHTML Usage
Diane Soini
dianesoini at earthlink.net
Thu Sep 4 22:17:41 CDT 2003
Wow that was quite a response. I thought I would corroborate one of
your claims. I have a web site that validates for XHTML, and doesn't
sent browsers into quirks mode and it works fine in Netscape 3.
I would spend more effort on learning XHTML. This industry is at such
an infancy, and I see the browser as becoming not the only appliance
people will use in the not so distant future. I have a phone that can
view XHTML (though I haven't tried it because I can't figure it out.)
On Thursday, September 4, 2003, at 02:31 PM,
thelist-request at lists.evolt.org wrote:
>
>> Current UAs are HTML user agents (at best) and certainly not XHTML
>> user agents (certainly not when sent as text/html), so if you send
>> them XHTML you are sending them content in a language which is not
>> native to them, and relying on their error handling.
>
> Show me a browser that can handle HTML and not XHTML.
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