[TYPO3-core] RFC #14348: Fix some link targets in the Install Tool
Lars Houmark
lars at houmark.com
Wed May 12 22:22:52 CEST 2010
Hi guys,
Helmut Hummel wrote:
> XHTML is going to die. Why use a standard which has almost no relevance
> in practical experience[1].
>
> I would use HTML5 doctype, if I'd go for something new. I'm pretty sure
> this will be the defacto standard in the (not so far away) future.
> Additionally XHTML strict markup perfectly validates with a HTML5
> doctype plus we could use some fancy additional features (like target
> attributes in links).
I agree. But using HTML5 and making it validate might not be so easy
(but is that very important for a backend, I am not sure). Also there
might be problems with IE6 and other IE browsers in particular, though I
didn't test with them.
I quick-tested the Install Tool with HTML5 doctype, and there was no
visible differences but validation was failing due to hard brackets in
the anchor links and some cellpadding/cellpadding in tables. Also there
was problems with label element uses in relation to validation.
I investigated a bit, but found no easy fix (besides for
cellpadding/cellspacing which can be changed to CSS), maybe it's just me
that overlooked the simple solutions.
For anyone interested in testing using HTML5 doctype, attached is a
patch using HTML5, that also includes the targets on links.
--
Lars Houmark
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