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HTML & CSS formatting ideas from Paul Irish

• xtreme 14y ago
  This is obviously syntactically incorrect. Although most browsers will ignore and auto-correct these errors, relying on such behavior feels a little shaky to me.
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  • tom_usher 14y ago
    This is perfectly valid HTML - a lot of closing tags are completely optional [1]. Not a big fan myself because it feels like I'm leaving everything hanging, but nice to have the option. [1]: http://wiki.whatwg.org/wiki/HTML_vs._XHTML#HTML_Elements_with_Optional_Tags http://wiki.whatwg.org/wiki/HTML_vs._XHTML#HTML_Elements_wit...
    • ryanwhitney 14y ago
      Had no idea about this—thanks.
• dag10 14y ago
  For the CSS formatting, that takes a lot of time due to the precise indentation required for manual right-justifying the lines.