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What's 'incorrect'? It's just following an older standard. Will all existing C++ code be 'incorrect' once C++0x is finally released?
by beoba 16y ago
What's 'incorrect'? It's just following an older standard.
Will all existing C++ code be 'incorrect' once C++0x is finally released?
- prodigal_erik 16y ago<table> has a meaning. It expresses recurring, orderly relationships between <th> and <td> elements. It has always been incorrect to cram in content that isn't semantically linked that way, purely to exploit a typical rendering of it. It was incorrect even when there existed no supported way to request a similar rendering, though that was a reasonable excuse if you only cared about appearance.