On 8/14/07, Christopher Torgalson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: [...] > > Loek, I was skeptical that that was the source of Mads' problem--the w3c > validator doesn't even throw a warning for uppercase tag names in selectors > [1]. A quick test in Firefox seemed to confirm that you were right, but then > I found two things: > > 1. Safari--arguably the most standards-compliant browser anywhere at this > time--has no such rendering problem
Konquror (spelling?) had the same problem when I had the xhtml mime type sniffer. > 2. I have an xhtml 1.0 strict site that uses "Text with image" content > elements extensively (sorry, they're non-public), with no similar problems Are you sure that your site (and webserver) served the document with the proper xhtml mime type? IIRC that is what triggers the strict interpretation of XHTML, it needs more than a doctype. > Without deconstructing the entire CSS for the site, I'd have to guess that > Mads' problem is related somehow to the other CSS in the stylesheet (though > aside from one small error, the entire stylesheet is valid)... > [...] .. Mads Munch _______________________________________________ TYPO3-english mailing list TYPO3-english@lists.netfielders.de http://lists.netfielders.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/typo3-english