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Recent content by MalusCaelestis

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    What IDE and/or text editor do you code in?

    Who cares about bloat if it doesn't get in your way? The only time I ever notice Eclipse's "bloat" is when I'm changing some preferences (of which there are a lot, which is true of every decent IDE). Insofar as writing programs in Eclipse, it's not at all bloated. You get some very nice...
  2. M

    CSS and widths of LI elements

    It does make it behave differently. If you were to leave off the "float: left;" property, each item would go on its own line. The reason you want to use the "display: block;" property is that with block elements, you can specify the dimensions of the box. With inline elements (the "li"...
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    CSS and widths of LI elements

    ul#navrow1 li, ul#navrow2 li { display: block; float: left; }
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    Please Critique

    But am I mistaken in assuming that Opera doesn't render HTML any different from equivalent XHTML, even if it's sent as application/xhtml+xml? Because if there is no difference in how the documents are rendered (ignoring the process and just focusing on the end result) there's not much of a...
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    Please Critique

    What is the real-world consequence of sending XHTML as text/html to Opera? And by that I don't mean "it's not what my browser prefers." I mean how it affects the experience of the user who doesn't care about MIME-types. Although I haven't used Opera in quite some time, I believe there is no...
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    Please Critique

    XHTML does not need to be sent as application/xhtml+xml to be valid. XHTML (esp. 1.1) should be sent as application/xhtml+xml but it doesn't need to be sent as such. It can be sent as text/html without consequence. Ian Hixie's XHTML-Mime-type rant is idealistic (which isn't a bad thing)...
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