Playing with
http://validator.w3.org/check/referer
gives me a bad feeling.
slashHead.tpl declares a doctype of
"-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"
but does
<link ... />
just a few lines below. A quick
grep '/ *>' *.tpl
shows a lot of this strange XML code.
Is this just an oversight?
At some point I believe that this templates were validated. I remember
somebody talking about that here in the -devel (or was it -users) list.
I think is time to move on to "4.01 Strict" and do some of those strange
things that look like XML but are actually somewhere in the gray area
(XHTML?). For instance, the infamous: < br /> . And similar tags.
I also play a lot with the validator, but if something looks good on
Mozilla, I don't even bother to check it. IE guys are out of luck :-) The
good thing is that Mozilla does "the right thing" most of the time (except
for those < blink > tags and other crap people tend to use in other pages,
not us here in phpslash :-) ).
The right thing to do is to pull the phpslash-dev module from CVS and play
with it and submit patches -- or totally new skins from phpslash-skin
module.
Just my .02 contrib...
P.D. #phpslash on irc.freenode.net is always open for comment. Joe and
others, including myself, regularly hang on that channel.
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