An enlightening article, with a message that’s worth saying again and again.
I personally use xhtml strict (serving application/xhtml+xml for decent browsers and vanilla text/html for ‘special’ cases) for most projects, out of habit more than anything else. I don’t use any new features the ‘X’ gives me, but I find it easier to stick to one language for consistency between myself and my collegues (some of whom are still learning (x)html). I figure stating all projects must be strict xhtml is a way of making my life easier, and avoiding future problems :)
Poncho
Roger,
An enlightening article, with a message that’s worth saying again and again.
I personally use xhtml strict (serving application/xhtml+xml for decent browsers and vanilla text/html for ‘special’ cases) for most projects, out of habit more than anything else. I don’t use any new features the ‘X’ gives me, but I find it easier to stick to one language for consistency between myself and my collegues (some of whom are still learning (x)html). I figure stating all projects must be strict xhtml is a way of making my life easier, and avoiding future problems :)
Cheers;
Poncho