i’m pretty confused, why “background” is listet as no-go attribute for xhtml -in strict mode, because i’m using xhtml 1.1 that i thought not to be transitional, right?
my website is far from valid nor semantic markup, well anyway: in order to go with at least one way to impress my friends ;) i’m using an image replacement-technique on headline-text. all content comes from a blogging-platform / sql-database.
so the extension, that allows image replacement is waiting for the headline text being delivered from the blog-tool, in order to create the image.
thats why i implemented this as inline style of my blogs theme-files. (so though not allowed its working for me – think thats strange?) do you see a need or a away to rework this?
well, i’m thinking of the ability to leave this info in a dynamic stylesheet maybe, or appending information to it each time i post new articles.
erik
i’m pretty confused, why “background” is listet as no-go attribute for xhtml -in strict mode, because i’m using xhtml 1.1 that i thought not to be transitional, right?
my website is far from valid nor semantic markup, well anyway: in order to go with at least one way to impress my friends ;) i’m using an image replacement-technique on headline-text. all content comes from a blogging-platform / sql-database.
so the extension, that allows image replacement is waiting for the headline text being delivered from the blog-tool, in order to create the image.
thats why i implemented this as inline style of my blogs theme-files. (so though not allowed its working for me – think thats strange?) do you see a need or a away to rework this?
well, i’m thinking of the ability to leave this info in a dynamic stylesheet maybe, or appending information to it each time i post new articles.
am i getting you wrong?
what do you think?