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Take it away, Tyla...
> HTML 4.0 at least although it will have to change to a mixture of
> XHTML 1 or 1.1 with CSS
You can't have a mixture with standards? It kindo f cancels itself out?
HTML 4.0 is still valid but limited
XHTML 1.0 Strict is the current everyone should be using, but it's difficult to pick up as certain things aren't allowed
XHTML 1.0 Trans is HTML4 minus a few tags with a slant towards XML
XHTML 1.1 Sctrict isn;t supported and is still work inprogress, soon to be superceeded by XHTML 2.0, which from what I've looked at so far, will change the way you code forever as it reduced what you can do layout wise in favour of CSS 2&3
> Really BIG marquee text that scrolls across the screen REALLY fast!
I had a client actually request that not so long ago.
> Really BIG marquee text that scrolls across the screen REALLY fast!
>
> Oh, and massive mouse pointers that leave a big trail of letters
> spelling out the name of the website when you move them.
>
> But those are just the essentials really, I'll think of more.
god bless Geocities and Homestead ;)
> One day I'll finish it, but unfortunatly Sony, 3Com, Cisco and HP
> have to come first
Hmmm... ;¬\
> Tyla wrote:
> One day I'll finish it, but unfortunatly Sony, 3Com, Cisco and HP
> have to come first
>
> Hmmm... ;¬\
And the purpose of that comment?
> Actually, it can look very nice if used properly. MovableType anyone?
Agreed, if used correctly, it's fine for online use. Comic Sans is the font to ban!
Splash pages are annoying enough most of the time, but to keep me waiting there...