T
thedarkman
Hello again,
just been faffing around with a few files. In this
http://www.infotextmanuscripts.org/sonnet_in_late_autumn_sonnet.html
I altered
<FONT COLOR="#FF0000">
to
<FONT COLOR="FF0000">
and there is no change; when I learned the basics many moons ago, the
# was mandatory, but now it works fine without it and the errors have
reduced.
Have they changed it?
I still don't see the point of declaring a DOC type, <!DOCTYPE HTML
SYSTEM>
which means what exactly, nor why this line
<H1><i>Sonnet In Late Autumn</i></H1>
is wrong.
It seems there are many ways to code and most of them work even though
they don't validate.
just been faffing around with a few files. In this
http://www.infotextmanuscripts.org/sonnet_in_late_autumn_sonnet.html
I altered
<FONT COLOR="#FF0000">
to
<FONT COLOR="FF0000">
and there is no change; when I learned the basics many moons ago, the
# was mandatory, but now it works fine without it and the errors have
reduced.
Have they changed it?
I still don't see the point of declaring a DOC type, <!DOCTYPE HTML
SYSTEM>
which means what exactly, nor why this line
<H1><i>Sonnet In Late Autumn</i></H1>
is wrong.
It seems there are many ways to code and most of them work even though
they don't validate.