Matt Gibson 01 December 2010 @chencheng Nope; strictly, the ampersands should be encoded just like that. It’ll work without the encoding in most browsers, because they’re quite forgiving, but if you leave the ampersands unencoded you’ll fail validation.
Matt Gibson
@chencheng Nope; strictly, the ampersands should be encoded just like that. It’ll work without the encoding in most browsers, because they’re quite forgiving, but if you leave the ampersands unencoded you’ll fail validation.