XHTML & CSS

XHTML & CSS

by Peter Stanforth -
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I read somewhere recently that Moodle was working towards XHML compliance... Is this true?

Does this mean that the HTML editor will be upgraded? I have found that it tends to be somewhat verbose with its  translations when using it to code directly and it transforms all html kewords into UPPERCASE which is a big problem for XHTML. Furthermore the editor doesn't seem to support many CSS attributes. For example, I've not yet worked out how to position a <div> successfully: {position:absolute;margin:0 auto} doesn't work. To position an image centrally in a block I have had to use a table and centre that with ALIGN.

Also, Moodle seems to be bery TABLE oriented. Are there any plans to move away from this to a more CSS freindly format in order to facilitate more flexible control over the layout?

Simon

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Re: XHTML & CSS

by Peter Stanforth -

TYPO:

Probably makes little difference but it should read {position:RELATIVE;margin:0 auto}

Si

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Re: XHTML & CSS

by W Page -
Hi!

I think Martin plans it for the future.

WP1