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Hey Fresh use the HTML5 Doctype and it should be fine man, it’s completely valid inside the head tags 
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[I double clicked accidentally the post reply button.]
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Hey Fresh use the HTML5 Doctype and it should be fine man, it’s completely valid inside the head tags
Thanks mate, will try and report back
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Hey Fresh use the HTML5 Doctype and it should be fine man, it’s completely valid inside the head tagsThanks mate, will try and report back
Yep, it worked (click), thanks a lot Ivor! But there is still one warning and the sign ‘HTML5’ which newbies can confuse with the fact that my theme is written in HTML5 which isn’t… But better than anything I found so far and it comes with that stupid green ‘You are the winner’ stripe, so thanks again mate, thumbs up for you
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Yep, it worked (click), thanks a lot Ivor!Hey Fresh use the HTML5 Doctype and it should be fine man, it’s completely valid inside the head tagsThanks mate, will try and report back
No problem dude, don’t worry about the tiny little warning. HTML5 is not a standard yet but we should be using the html5 doctype from now on.
http://ejohn.org/blog/html5-doctype/ http://snook.ca/archives/browsers/importance_of_being_html5#c57308 (John Resig Comment) <- I trust this guy lol
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No problem dude, don’t worry about the tiny little warning. HTML5 is not a standard yet but we should be using the html5 doctype from now on.http://ejohn.org/blog/html5-doctype/ http://snook.ca/archives/browsers/importance_of_being_html5#c57308 (John Resig Comment) <- I trust this guy lol
I trust him too LOL
Can someone explain to me: does HTML5 doctype:
<!DOCTYPE html SYSTEM>
tells browsers to render HTML in strict mode?
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">
I haven’t used this yet, but tested with existing themes and it seems it’s working fine.
Edit: SYSTEM is added by TF forum
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Any official reply on if we are allowed to use HTML5 tags (header, footer, hgroup, section, article, nav…)?
It requires JavaScript for the HTML5 elements to be created for older browsers.
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Any official reply on if we are allowed to use HTML5 tags (header, footer, hgroup, section, article, nav…)? It requires JavaScript for the HTML5 elements to be created for older browsers.
Since you don’t need to support ie6 anymore I guess its ok to use html5 elements…
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Since you don’t need to support ie6 anymore I guess its ok to use html5 elements…
If I remember correctly IE7 doesn’t understand HTML5 tags without creating those elements with JavaScript. Am I right? I tested those a while ago and I might be wrong about that.
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Since you don’t need to support ie6 anymore I guess its ok to use html5 elements…If I remember correctly IE7 doesn’t understand HTML5 tags without creating those elements with JavaScript. Am I right? I tested those a while ago and I might be wrong about that.
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