Blog entries tagged with 'XHTML''

A rework of a previous post: working with PHP or dot net like master templates in Domino.

These functions will make it easy to generate valid XHTML forms.

This new XHTML 1.0 templates contain the basic elements needed to create validating and well performing web pages. You can choose between Strict and Transitional.

Recently, the W3C validator changed its rules for validating as XHTML 1.0 Strict. So maybe it is time to update your templates.

A reader of my blog, Jan Schulz, has written his own htmlTidy routine to use while converting Notes RichText to XHTML. It looks for font sizes to output headers and paragraphs, making the result much nicer, Semantic XHTML.

¡Ay, caramba! In my previous post, I talked about finding the Philosopers stone: converting Notes Rich Text files into valid XHTML. The stone turned out to be a mountain. But here's a solution.

Evaluating the way IBM blog and BlogSphere deal with the conversion of Notes RichText to HTML.

About not so well known XHTML tags and how to use them.

The minimum tags required to embed MP3 files in XHTML; enable or disable auto play and auto loop and fixing the Eolas issue for Internet Explorer in a generic way.

Domino renders search results in HTML 4. Here is a method to make them render in XHTML using a dummy form, a dummy navigator and a LotusScript agent.