Windows Live Search - almost XHTML?
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You'd think that a company like Microsoft would at least run their pages through a validator before claiming that their pages are Strict XHTML. Or would you? Afterall, it was a weird feeling in my gut that told me to look at the source code - the kind of feeling associated with not being able to open any links on the page in a new tab without browsing to it in the original tab too. And sure enough, it doesn't validate.
Now, I don't know about the Web name space, but there are plenty of other things wrong. In an act of charity, I've made a nice button for them to put on their page:
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HTML Tidy broke my meta tags. Can I use that icon until I fix them?
:)
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[quote user="Benanov"]
HTML Tidy broke my meta tags. Can I use that icon until I fix them?
:)
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Lol. I think w3c holds more of the IP to that than I do ;-)
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Try this one, people probably wouldn't even notice that this isn't one of those default XHTML valid buttons.
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It's not even well-formed XML. Even if all the bits of XHTML don't come together to form a proper XHTML document, a browser would still be able to do something with it if it can at least parse the damn thing.
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I am pretty sure this is valid XHTML, all of theI originally thought it was fine, since all of the first errors are related to the Web namespace, however, I was wrong.... its just wrong, no, its not even wrong.Jimmy
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Hooly Dooly... I barely looked at the code and I could see it was a mess.
I like the icon you made. Maybe you could email it to them :P
