On Fri, 2003-10-10 at 18:30, Hans Fugal wrote:
* Jacob Fugal [Fri, 10 Oct 2003 at 14:49 -0600]
That said, many XML applications which format english text for presentation follow the example of XHTML by making use of the <BR/> tag. But it all depends on the application.
Correction: XHTML uses <br/>. Case matters in xml.
Thanks for putting the slapping him down so I didn't have to. It's so much better when it comes from family. ;-)
/me just got a copy of _Designing with Web Standard_. Can't wait to read it.
In my defense, I do know that XML is case-sensitive, and always (intend) use lower case (I hate looking at all-caps tags or attributes). I don't know how that <BR/> snuck in there, I must have been temporarily posessed by some demon...
Jacob
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