Passing from unvalid XHTML to valid HTML5 in file tpl/page.html #18
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Why did you change the permissions for all content from 644 to 755? |
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Oh, sorry it wasn't on purpose. But it doesn't matter that much, does it ? |
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Just sloppy. On unix systems, access rights are important. |
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Yeah, I'm aware of that. It's just that I could'nt work with lampp on the project without putting everything to 755.: ) |
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A long time ago, I made all this changes (well… in better), but also making a more advanced CSS and updating javascript code so comments are also more semantic and valid XHTML5. I just commited this changes: #72 . So that makes your patch obsolete :/ |
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Nowadays HTML5 becomes an interesting approach of web, that's why I changed the XHTML code into W3C valid HTML5.
I also modified some CSS attributes that where not very usefull, like "div#id { style }". I changed them into "#id { style }".
Due to W3C, I also changed some "div" tags into "p".
A bientôt sur Blogosph@re ;)