Comments on: XHTML Validity http://tsf.swiftfish.net/2007/02/18/xhtml-validity/ Biology, running, and programming updates from K. Liisi Linask Sat, 10 Apr 2010 14:06:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: K. Liisi Linask http://tsf.swiftfish.net/2007/02/18/xhtml-validity/comment-page-1/#comment-85 K. Liisi Linask Thu, 13 Sep 2007 11:41:37 +0000 http://www.theswiftfish.com/tsf/2007/02/18/xhtml-validity/#comment-85 Of course, the geocaching.com badge completely messes up the validity completely. Of course, the geocaching.com badge completely messes up the validity completely.

]]> By: K. Liisi Linask http://tsf.swiftfish.net/2007/02/18/xhtml-validity/comment-page-1/#comment-12 K. Liisi Linask Mon, 19 Feb 2007 01:57:10 +0000 http://www.theswiftfish.com/tsf/2007/02/18/xhtml-validity/#comment-12 Thanks for the info. I hadn't noticed that variable as I was kind of focused on just the closing bracket. Thanks for the info. I hadn’t noticed that variable as I was kind of focused on just the closing bracket.

]]> By: Brett Terpstra http://tsf.swiftfish.net/2007/02/18/xhtml-validity/comment-page-1/#comment-11 Brett Terpstra Sun, 18 Feb 2007 23:59:52 +0000 http://www.theswiftfish.com/tsf/2007/02/18/xhtml-validity/#comment-11 See that #{ENV['TM_XHTML']} in the image command? That's an environment variable that lets people select whether or not they're using XHTML. If you go into your preferences, advanced, shell variables and create a new variable called TM_XHTML and give it a value of '/' (with no quotes), all of the self closing tags will then include the slash. Allan has posted some reasons why he doesn't fully support XHTML and why it can be dangerous if not used properly, which is why TM doesn't have full support for it by default. Turn it on using this method and you won't have to hack individual commands ;-). Brett See that #{ENV['TM_XHTML']} in the image command? That’s an environment variable that lets people select whether or not they’re using XHTML. If you go into your preferences, advanced, shell variables and create a new variable called TM_XHTML and give it a value of ‘/’ (with no quotes), all of the self closing tags will then include the slash.

Allan has posted some reasons why he doesn’t fully support XHTML and why it can be dangerous if not used properly, which is why TM doesn’t have full support for it by default. Turn it on using this method and you won’t have to hack individual commands ;-) .

Brett

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