Nothing wrong with that. Just don't call it HTML if you do. Microsoft was chastised for taking a good standard, and extending/changing the standard so if you wr

Nothing wrong with that. Just don't call it HTML if you do. Microsoft was chastised for taking a good standard, and extending/changing the standard so if you wrote HTML for IE it was seriously broken on any other browser. Apple doesn't write it's HTML for you or anyone else's browser. Their markup is specific to iTunes and should be viewed as such.