This is OK to me. I think HTML 4 would be better probably, as it's more widely supported. Of course we could switch to XHTML easily when Microsoft actually get their act together and support it correctly. I'll
Yep quite right HTML4 can easily be made with a transfer to XHTML in the future in mind - and even most sloppy HTML4 can quickly be converted using tidy.
Although I agree with VMiklos that server side logic to serve XHTML as text/html to IE and as application/xhtml+xml to all other browsers is a valid solution.
post a screenshot soon of what I had planned for the homepage.
sounds good :)
Also, I take it the new design (WAI and Javascript) would be backend-independent? Currently I'm working on a new backend based on Django in Python, and hopefully I won't have to change any of it :)
In my mind anything backend dependant can be designed for the backend, rather than having to have the backend modified in any way - although I may offer up some suggestions / additions along the way mostly I'm happy just to make a high quality implementation of the design/spec you are already working with. I don't usually develop in python but I'm sure I won't have any trouble writing/modifying basic template logic if need be. Cheers, Isaac _______________________________________________ Frugalware-devel mailing list [email protected] http://frugalware.org/mailman/listinfo/frugalware-devel
