Posted by Toby A Inkster on 11/13/07 17:17

Knut Krueger wrote:

> OK maybe its not state of the art in 2007/2008 but I did not read
> anything against strict.

Although the HTML 4.01 Strict DOCTYPE is nice -- a classic even -- you've
got to think about the reason *why* it's recommended.

Validating against strict is recommended precisely *because* it doesn't
allow you to use <font>, <center> and all kinds of crap. But if you're
going to insist on using that crap (and <iframe> is included here!) then
you're going to have to abandon strict.

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