inline style question

[Jeff Thies]

I was perusing the local large Web Design Company.

<URL: http://www.pncorp.com/contactUs/main.asp />

And I kept running across inline style like this:

style="width:230px;&quot;"

What's with the &quot; ? Do they know something I don't, or is the
reverse true?

Cheers,
Jeff

 

[Els]

I was perusing the local large Web Design Company.

<URL: http://www.pncorp.com/contactUs/main.asp />

And I kept running across inline style like this:

style="width:230px;&quot;"

Funny - I can't even find one instance of it on the page you
mentioned.

What's with the &quot; ? Do they know something I don't, or is the
reverse true?

Looks like a copy paste error.

 

[Jeff Thies]

Jeff Thies wrote:




Funny - I can't even find one instance of it on the page you
mentioned.




Looks like a copy paste error.

You are right:

<URL: http://www.definition6.com/ourWork/caseStudies.asp />

I think it's a typo on their part. This seems to be put together with:
Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0, and it looks like that doesn't haven't the
greatest respect for clean html. Further on I see:

<li><a href="testimonials.asp">Testimonials</A></li>

<li id=navListOn><a href="caseStudies.asp">Case Studies</a></li>

and I'm sure that isn't right. The whole design looks unmaintainable,
but that may just be me.

Jeff

 

[Els]

You are right:

<URL: http://www.definition6.com/ourWork/caseStudies.asp />

I think it's a typo on their part. This seems to be put together with:
Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0, and it looks like that doesn't haven't the
greatest respect for clean html. Further on I see:

<li><a href="testimonials.asp">Testimonials</A></li>

<li id=navListOn><a href="caseStudies.asp">Case Studies</a></li>

and I'm sure that isn't right. The whole design looks unmaintainable,
but that may just be me.

That snippet doesn't look unmaintainable really. It looks like it's
output from a script, which identifies the Case Studies link as the
present one, by adding an id to the element, so they can style it
differently easily through CSS.

I don't like the sight of mixed case though.

 

[Inger Helene Falch-Jacobsen]

<URL: http://www.definition6.com/ourWork/caseStudies.asp />

I don't get it. Neither of the forms are working?
And the first one doesn't even look like a form to me:
http://home.no.net/ingernet/piedmont.jpg