XHTML 1.1 compliant
nick - 01/10/2003, 15:54 CST
with your inspiration and a removal of a lang attribute, i do too! i feel...the same.
alison - 01/11/2003, 22:53 CST
but why? it's still "text/html"
Shane - 01/12/2003, 12:36 CST
The XHTML 1.1 spec advises the use of the following MIME types:
a) application/xhtml+xml
b) application/xml
c) text/xml
Unfortunately, all versions of Internet Explorer on all platforms are unable to properly cope with these MIME types. Now, IE accounts for 90%+ of my traffic...
So, instead of serving this site up with different MIME type flavors - text/html to legacy browsers (Konqueror, Netscape 4, Opera, all versions of IE on all platforms), and application/xhtml+xml to Mozilla and it's derivatives - I decided to take the easy, 'no harm no foul' route until a specific MIME is 'mandated'.
Thanks for noticing and keeping me honest, though. ;)
alison - 01/12/2003, 17:37 CST
ahh cool. thanks for that info, i didn't know IE couldn't cope with the xhtml mime type.