[Web-SIG] htmlgen

[Stuart Langridge]

Ian Bicking spoo'd forth:
> On Wednesday, October 29, 2003, at 10:01 PM, Simon Willison wrote:
>> A big problem here is one of style. I prefer my HTML to be lower case 
>> with explicit end tags (even when optional), and often work in XHTML 
>> where end tags are required. I also like my lists to have their <li>s 
>> indented with 2 spaces.
> 
> HTMLgen is kind of old and predates XHTML.  Any newer system would 
> create XHTML and use lower-case tags.

Without wishing to make life more complex for everything, it should be
able to do HTML 4.01 as well; there are still problems with XHTML (by
which I mean which content-type it's served as -- serving it as xml
doesn't work in all browsers and serving it as html means that browsers
treat it as tag soup), so I'm still using 4.01 Strict for most
projects.

sil

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