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I always appreciated getting to put the "Valid HTML" and "Valid CSS" badges on my websites back in the day. There was some odd pride in having super clean/stric
by accrual 3y ago
I always appreciated getting to put the "Valid HTML" and "Valid CSS" badges on my websites back in the day. There was some odd pride in having super clean/strict HTML.
I'm considering doing this again for my retro blog, since I'd like it to be viewable in old browsers (IE6, Firefox 2, etc.).
https://www.w3.org/QA/Tools/Icons https://www.w3.org/QA/Tools/Icons
- chrismorgan 3y ago> since I'd like it to be viewable in old browsers (IE6, Firefox 2, etc.) You SHOULD only distribute your website over TLS 1.2 or later, which locks out IE<11 and Firefox<27. (I will not engage in any discussion about the truth of this SHOULD, since I know it to be sometimes mildly controversial and the subject has been done to death; if you’re not familiar with the arguments, searching should find them easily enough.)
- accrual 3y agoIndeed! I think I'd like to host over TLS v1.3 for modern browsers, but offer plain HTTP for old browsers. I'm developing a toy static site generator and plan to output nice strict HTML for all clients. Maybe even with the little W3C buttons at the bottom. :)