Sorry for coming into this thread way late but felt as though I needed
to add my 2 cents.
1. I completely agree with Peter, cheating the validator is just that...
cheating. A page that squeaks by the validator by writing invalid code
at runtime is no more valid than a page that has invalid
Hi all,
The goal in adhering to web standards isn't to pass the validator, it's to
write valid code. The validator is just a tool to help achieve this. Fudging
to fool the validator is just cheating on a test.
If it's not in the spec it shouldn't be on the page, whether it's hard coded
or
