another reason why xhtml sites don’t validate is that if you have any user input data, or very much dynamic content at all, it’s very hard to make sure every tee is crossed and every eye dotted. it is the static page crusaders who end up with the validating sites.

I do agree that many many people don’t know what a mime is or how to use it and could benefit in a lesson on http. good stuff!

another reason why xhtml sites don’t validate is that if you have any user input data, or very much dynamic content at all, it’s very hard to make sure every tee is crossed and every eye dotted. it is the static page crusaders who end up with the validating sites.

I do agree that many many people don’t know what a mime is or how to use it and could benefit in a lesson on http. good stuff!