CSS bug in Phoenix!

[laszlo]

after more searching ..

HTTP server implementors, and in particular, CGI
implementors are encouraged to support the use of
`;' in place of `&' to save users the trouble of
escaping `&' characters this way.

this the html 2.0 rfc is dated november 1995.

Yes, that's exactly the sentence the HTML 4.0 spec linked above contains. The point is that it's only a (not even widely known) recommendation, und thus not implemented in many CGIs. But anyway, let's give others a chance to stay on topic here

[bzbarsky]

HTML 4.0 Strict will put us in standards mode.

[Stefan]

HTML 4.0 Strict will put us in standards mode.

OK thanks
Just hard to keep up with all the modes and doctypes currently (just read Gecko now has 3 different modes )

[bzbarsky]

This is why we have documentation:

http://www.mozilla.org/docs/web-develop ... types.html

[Robert W]

Just hard to keep up with all the modes and doctypes currently (just read Gecko now has 3 different modes )

Just think of it as job security. I would love to see some of the staff I work with try to keep up with all this. They throw a fit when transiting from Office 2000 to Office XP.

-Robert W.