Mathias Schindler wrote:
Besides the more or less academic use of having XHTML
strict output
rather than XTHML Transitional, is it actually an achievable goal for
our kind of output?
Well, there would be no particular benefit to XHTML strict other than patting
ourselves on the back. :)
Personally I wouldn't even worry about XHTML strict until the day when we can
guarantee *well-formed* output 100% of the time. Then you can start worrying
about also *validating* (proper element nesting, validation of attribute values,
transformation of various deprecated elements and attributes to equivalents that
pass the strict DTD).
-- brion vibber (brion @
pobox.com)