> > > We at phpdoc try to at least be near to the XHTML spec,
> > ^^^^^^
> >
> > Erm, I intended to write "phpweb" here. Sorry for the confusion.
> >
> > > although we can't conform (because eg. the DSSSL style sheets
> > > producing ugly HTML). PHP is on the same way, as I can see,
> > > by nl2br() using <br/> as the output. So the manual should follow
> > > the same path. The same reason is why I lowercased the HTML tags
> > > in the examples. At least we use HTML in examples (<br> for example),
> > > but it is close to XHTML... :))
>
> No, phpdoc was the right wording. This issue have to do with the manual
> and correct HTML, XHTML, and XML. At phpweb there are no DSSSL stylesheets
> :)
Erm, the http://www.php.net/manual/en/ pages are generated by
DSSSL stylesheets. They have some common code shared with the site,
but mainly DSSSL generated. With the common codes we try to be XHTML
compliant, but we can't do anything with DSSSL.
Goba
