On Mon, 17 Oct 2011 16:34:53 -0200, Howard Lewis Ship
wrote:
I'm considering what it would take to allow HTML5 to be the default on
any template that does not define its own DOCTYPE. That might be a
breaking change for the (very rare case) of a page that does not
render HTML (for instance, a
This is true. You need to use on any component that
references a named HTML entity.
I'm considering what it would take to allow HTML5 to be the default on
any template that does not define its own DOCTYPE. That might be a
breaking change for the (very rare case) of a page that does not
render H
I believe that the way html5 doctype is implemented in tapestry this is correct
behavior. You must declare html5 doctype on every page.
On Oct 17, 2011, at 2:12 PM, Tony Nelson wrote:
> I have added the html5 doctype to my base layout. In the base layout, I can
> use html entities as expec
I have added the html5 doctype to my base layout. In the base layout, I can
use html entities as expected.
Any page that I create that uses the layout, throw an exception that I haven't
declared the entity unless I explicitly add the html5 doctype to the page.
Is this the expected behavoir o
