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Posted by Michael Winter on 11/18/80 11:28
On 06/10/2005 18:47, |-|erc wrote:
> "David Dorward" <dorward@yahoo.com> wrote in
[snip]
>> [...] HTML didn't have a height attribute for <tr> elements in the
>> first place, so such an attribute couldn't be deprecated.
>
> [Jonathan Little] said height [was deprecated], not <tr height>.
His words were written directly after you presented a table row start
tag containing a height attribute. I don't think the context could have
been much clearer.
> and if you claim height is deprecated cite something,
David didn't claim that height (applied to a TR element) was deprecated;
Jonathan did. David said, quite correctly, that it didn't exist. See for
yourself. Read the 'official' Strict or Transitional DTDs (table-related
elements are near the end), or look at the attribute index after the
appendices. You won't find the attribute applied to TR elements in either.
[snip]
Mike
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