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Posted by ironcorona on 05/28/06 06:37
mbstevens wrote:
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> That loo<p> </p> ks like the solution to me.
> I would also mention that if the op is going to use a hundred or so
> lines of CSS, he shouldn't be mixing in code like this --
>
> <center> <table border="10" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="2" width="70%">
> <tbody><tr bgcolor="#ffff99"> <td>
>
> -- nor like this --
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> <p> </p>
> <p align="left"><b> </b></p>
>
> -- all deprecated markup and spacer kludges that CSS is designed, in
> part, to get out of your markup.
>
> Don't declare a doc type unless you can validate to it.
> The op shouldn't make the claim of Xhtml strict in the doctype
> unless the code actually validates to that doc type. See here:
> http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http%3A%2F%2Fpewtas.googlepages.com%2Fdelphi
This is a googlepages page. The OP might not have any control over much
of the html. Even when you're using the html view in googlepages
creator when you save it, it will automatically save it the way it
wants. Googlepages is even worse than frontpage for nice clean html.
--
Brian O'Connor (ironcorona)
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