On Mon, Oct 27, 2003 at 04:53:32PM -0800, Bill Janssen wrote: > But IMO simply adding some handler methods won't really do it. You > also need to introduce some knowledge about the semantics of the > syntax. For example, a new "block"-level element should close all > "in-line" elements that are currently open. Etc. Perhaps, but it might be a mug's game. I was on the Lynx developer list for a while, and bad HTML requires many, many hacks to be processed sensibly. Given that XHTML use is slowly rising, that work may not be necessary, but I'll keep it in mind. --amk
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