Strictly Speaking

In Strictly Speaking, Patrick Griffiths argues that if you’re going to use XHTML, you shouldn’t settle for Transitional XHTML – go for Strict.

Comments

1. December 8, 2004 by Chris Hester: I find the side links here confusing. The comments go to an article, but the main links often go to a different site. The only way to read the original article is to view the comments.
2. December 8, 2004 by Roger Johansson: Chris: Yes. That was a leftover from before I had comments on Quicklinks. Fixed now. Thanks for alerting me.

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