Re: Standard compliance is needed
| From: | Yasuo Ohgaki | Date: | Wed, 12 Jun 2002 22:42:55 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Standard compliance is needed | ||
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Mark Kronsbein wrote:
Makeing a site to standard compliant is not hard if html/css is not ugly. PHP is for web and www.php.net should comply standard if there is DTD in html. If it's not possible, we should get rid of DTD from html. We are not a end users, but a developers for web sites developers. We should honor standards, especially web related standards, whenever we can. IMHO. Make sense? -- Yasuo OhgakiUnfotunately, www.php.net is one of them. Pages should be fixed.Fixing and rewriting from scratch should be pretty much the same when talking about php.net ;) It works in all tables-capable browsers, so whats the problem? I myself try to write standard compliant HTML, but rewriting php.net would take _long_.