In a few short weeks, I’ve gone from nearly-XHTML compliant to XHTML 1.0 Transitional, all the way around (at least, with my external toolset) to XHTML 1.1.
I don’t really like the web, per-se, with all of the cruft and annoying things it has, but XML is starting to seduce me – I’ve used it otherwise, and, well, it doesn’t always make sense, but I love it as compared to the old SGML we had before. I’ll never forgive the web for killing gopher, though. ;)
I’ve removed all tables from my QuickBlog-based database, and am slowly going to go through and prune and update my old XHTML 1.0 friendly data to make it entirely XHTML. (For instance, since I was reluctant before, rather than spanning a class for a font, I’d call – This is not valid XHTML 1.1.)
With all of these wonderful standards I’m now adhering to; It’d be nice to see someone else adopt them – say, the people who write the software that’s supposed to render it?
I’m stuck nesting my data elements within sub
/* This is far too much… time for sleep! */