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MP3.com is (almost) standards compliant!

I’ve been waiting for over six months for MP3.com to come back online and was geeked to find out they’ve gone XHTML 1.0 Transitional with a CSS layout.

It’s not too bad, but… it still renders in quirks mode in Mozilla because they forgot the <meta> tag content type declaration 😮

Oh well. Looks good. One more convert… excellent.

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@JonaMay 24.2004 — [font=arial]Awesome! I've seen a few articles at Builder.com that promote the use of CSS based design and accessibility - hopefully all of CNET's sites will head in that direction.[/font]
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@PeOfEoMay 26.2004 — right now the code on www.download.com is almost stereotypical. www.lycos.co.uk went css a while back, that was one of the first major web hosts to go css i think, but they are still far from being standards compliant.
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@JonaMay 26.2004 — [font=arial]Wasn't Lycos made by StopDesign?[/font]
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@PeOfEoMay 26.2004 — stopdesign redid blogger, didn't know that, big supprised, it is as valid as lycos :rolleyes: . But its a strict format and has fewer errors so I guess it is somewhat better. I do not think they did lycos, but they did do weird news, which is valid xhtml trans.
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@JonaMay 26.2004 — [i]Originally posted by PeOfEo [/i]

[B]they did do weird news, which is valid xhtml trans. [/B][/QUOTE]


[font=arial]Weird news?

Edit: Oh wait, do you mean Wired news?[/font]
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@SamMay 26.2004 — actually, [url=http://www.stopdesign.com/portfolio/web_interface/lycos.html]stopdesign did lycos[/url] too
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@JonaMay 26.2004 — [i]Originally posted by Sam [/i]

[B]actually, [url=http://www.stopdesign.com/portfolio/web_interface/lycos.html]stopdesign did lycos[/url] too [/B][/QUOTE]


[font=arial]Ha! I knew it! ? [/font]
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@PeOfEoMay 27.2004 — oic.
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@Sux0rZh_jc0rzMay 27.2004 — stopdesign normally checks out their designs on like every browser they can. so even if it's invalid, it works for pretty much everybody and/or fails gracefully.
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@PeOfEoMay 27.2004 — [i]Originally posted by Sux0rZh@jc0rz [/i]

[B]stopdesign normally checks out their designs on like every browser they can. so even if it's invalid, it works for pretty much everybody and/or fails gracefully. [/B][/QUOTE]
but it still is not valid... can't they go the extra mile?
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@JonaMay 27.2004 — [i]Originally posted by PeOfEo [/i]

[B]but it still is not valid... can't they go the extra mile? [/B][/QUOTE]


[font=arial]You know, I really would think they would...[/font]
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@PeOfEoMay 27.2004 — [i]Originally posted by Jona [/i]

[B][font=arial]You know, I really would think they would...[/font] [/B][/QUOTE]
I don't see whats so hard about it if you already are using xhtml and css, whats the big deal, I mean what do you have to do, put it an alt tag here and there?
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