David Carlisle wrote:
> I meant to also mention that for XHTML you should also get in the habit
> of using lowercase names as LINK, HREF etc isn't allowed in XHTML
> you have to have link, href. 

Yah, I'd hit send before I thought of noting that :-) 
I'll miss the old UC tags, IMO it was easier to read that way, it
defined content from markup visually.

> In practice it seems to be
> OK is long as there is an attribute, which ensures there is a space
> after the element name.

Interesting. Handy to know.

.dan.


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