A quick check with the OpenSP validator shows that the <textarea/>
is fine with XHTML-1.1.  I would expect the same for earlier
versions of HTML.

Mozilla does indeed render this incorrectly.  However, konqueror
renders it fine.

Yes, lets ignore Mozilla ;-) Especially while this the browser I use for developing my webapps and ask other to use it.


As a work around, how about placing a non-visible character such as
&nbsp;?

I'm suffering the same problem, and of course I did the tick with &nbsp; And the same situation is with <script> - it must have an ending tag. So, while loading scripts with src attribute, you must do those tricks.


Speaking of Java Script - how to get rid of escaping < and > from XML - I need them in script, but they are converted to &lt; and &gt; which is not understood by browsers.

Regards,
Marcin Okraszewski

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