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HTML - Standards Mode
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when a browser that gets a page served as txt/html with a xhtml doctype, i understand that it processes the page in standards mode, but as a html document. if the doctype is xhtml strict, say, does it 'fall back' to html 4.01 strict? in other words which 'standards'. cheers, deano. Similar Tutorialshello my schools email system can be accessed from outside but it rellies upon Internet Explorer quirks mode, I would like to try to force Firefox 3 into standards mode, or almost standards mode to see if it will work it does work in Opera and Firefox 2, so it isn't that urgent but I am interested if it is possible to override the doctype the problem is when I try to login it just gives an 'error has occured', it does use https though so that could be a problem thanks for the help, keeperofdakeys Hello, I know (with much debate on each side) that SEO says you should name urls / file name using a "-" and not a "_". So, "Red Fox.html" should be "Red-Fox.html". But, what about FOLDERS? Should it also be "../Nature-Page/Red-Fox.html"? Thanks! Hey everyone, I'm a starting web developer and i build a website that work fine on IE8 until I saw on the developer tools that there is something call Quirks mode and IE8 Standard and when i change it to IE8 from Quirks it's look like a mess!! Can anyone tell me what is Quirks mode?! Anybody know if the IE 8 compatibility mode does a high enough fidelity job replicating IE 7 behavior that we can effective use it as a substitute for testing web sites in IE 7 itself? Beyond placing the ringtone on a website in an audio format for download and hoping your visitor knows how to apply it; is there any way to say have a box to type in your number, the visitor types their number in, and their phone gets a call ~ with a box exclaiming, "Would you like to download and install this ringtone"? Want: ability to type, right on the webpage, phone number, and for it call their phone and begin download/installation of a ringtone? Thanks a lot =)! I'm looking for an html editor where i can click and follow hyperlinks under edit mode. This can be done in Microsoft Word: if one creates a bookmark within the html document, and a hyperlink to that bookmark, then clicking on the hyperlink will take you to the location of the bookmark when editing the document. Is there a windows/mac html editor, other than Word, with this capability? Thanks I can change the font size in <pre> mode ,but how do you change the font type in <pre> mode ?? I want comic sanserif I'm coding a site to be compatible with IE7 and up. It all looks great in just HTML5, but as soon as I try adding the XHTML doctype and stuff, IE goes into quirks mode. I've looked into it as much as I can. Here's what I think it should be along with PHP setting the MIME type: HTML Code: <?php header('Content-Type: application/xml;charset=UTF-8'); ?>
<?php echo '<?';?>xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<?php echo '<?';?>xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="ie-xhtml-fix.xsl"?>
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="en" dir="ltr">
<head><meta charset="UTF-8" />
Then ie-xhtml-fix.xsl, from http://www.w3.org/MarkUp/2004/xhtml-faq#ie, is: Code: <stylesheet version="1.0"
xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform">
<template match="/">
<copy-of select="."/>
</template>
</stylesheet>
I've tried every combination I could think of, but nothing works. It fully validates XHTML5 in w3.org's validator as it is. Can anyone help figure it out? Thank you. Hi all, i want to play the downloaded flv videos in offfline mode in HTML. I already done with online playing in HTML like youtube videos play in browser. But I have downloaded few videos and i want to play those videos in offline mode(without internet) by giving compelete path in Windows/Mac. Can anyone help in this case??? Thank You all.. Hi everyone! I've been away for quite a while and I'm very happy to see things are still up and running around here It's been a fairly long time since I've focused on website development. However I find myself back in the saddle and ready to shine away my rustyness Over the past several months I have noticed many sites around the world changing their website designs to a more image oriented design and with eye-pleasing results to many of their visitors. Does anybody know if there is some sort of "website design standards" that came out detailing these new kinds of websites? @Scoutt: I bet you know right off the top of your head -- Thanks in Advance everyone! ucm Hello all! Does anybody noticed that font colors are treated as background color while printing in IE? I just set a <font color=#f0f0f0>MY TEST</font> or <span style="color: #f0f0f0">MY TEST</span> and, on screen, it's OK. On print preview, it goes black. I can print in grayscale only if I turn "print background images and colors" on. Does anybody has a workaround on it? It will be a watermark, so it should be printed in grayscale. I dont think I'm setting a background color, specially on first example (color of the font). Thanks! |
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