Derek Basch wrote:
maybe you meant createTextNode?
Yes, that's what I meant :-)
However, it seems proper that XHTMLPrinter (or some other module)
should allow the developer to use either normative or non-normative
XHTML design guidlines to achieve some sane degree of HTML user agent
compatablilty.
This is now PyXML, right? I also maintain PyXML...
Yes, XHtmlPrinter would be the right place to deal with XHTML
idiosyncrasies.
Anyways, thanks for the help again and feel free to shoot down my
suggestions :)
The general approach sounds good; feel free to submit a patch
to sf.net/projects/pyxml. I would recommend to implement Annex C
to the letter, i.e. only avoid the minimized form if the content
model is not EMPTY.
Regards,
Martin
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