Good. I'm glad. It looks nice, too :-)
BTW - I've noticed some strict XHTML gotchas with nested tables and
such. Mozilla doesn't format them the way one would like, but IE
does. It's not Mozilla's fault, though, and IE just accomodates. A
quick read of http://www.w3.org/MarkUp/#guidelines helped me.
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From: Gan Uesli Starling <alias(_at_)starling(_dot_)us>
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Hooray, I got it. My XML/XSLT had worked fine
before according to MSIE 6 and Mozilla 1.2.1 but
the validator at W3C hated it. With your help
now it likes it.
Result is at:
http://starling.us/gus_netbsd
XSLT is at:
http://starling.ws/XML/howto.xsl
Things the validator found but were missed by
Xalan, MSIE and Mozilla were:
<a> inside of <ol> but without an <li>
So no can do...
<ol>
<a id="x"></a>
<li><h3>bar</h3></li>
</ol>
...must do instead...
<ol>
<li><h3><a id="x">></a>bar</h3></li>
</ol>
...which I knew was right but had expected for
the above three to catch any such oops. They
did not, but the 3WC validator did.
Thanks again,
Gan
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