Despite offering a nice way to escape output using filters, none of them do the right thing. Taking the string:
I\'m sure everyone here knows that we cannot serve the pages with the correct MIME type (application/xhtml+xml) for XHTML without breaking IE compatibility, and that any content served with text/html
I am having some strange problems loading content from another XHTML page via jQuery. When the second page I try to load from is served as XHTML I get the below error. I don\'t know if it helps but bo
I\'m wanting to select some DOM elements using jQuery, modify some attributes, and开发者_如何学运维 then write the DOM elements back out as xhtml snippets for post processing.I want the resulting xHTM
If I use XHTML transitional doctype then will it show (in my portfolio) like I\'m not a professional expert?
Is there a list of mobile browsers which I must support and test for? There are so many mobile devices and browser, it may not be possible to test for all and support all.
I\'m making a site for European client and he said Firefox 3 and IE 7 and 8 has more user than others browser for desktop in Europe http://gs.statcounter.com/#browser_version-eu-monthly-200812-201001-
IF i want to load any image quickly should i use as a css background not in ? I think difference only will show in low speed internet connection.
I am separating some XHTML from PHP by putting the XHTML into a separate file and then using PHP\'s include() function within the PHP script.
With only 1 <div> and for heading i will use <h2> alt text http://easycaptures.com/fs/uploaded/219/7750437937.jpg
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