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Posted by Eric Lindsay on January 5, 2008, 11:45 pm
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I have a bunch of old web pages now in HTML 4.01 Strict I update every
now and then with revised material. They were written back when using <a
name=" was the normal method of including an anchor. Most of the
internal anchors follow a very standard layout, and are associated with
an h3 heading.
I was wondering whether there was any reason not to change these <a
name=" anchors to <h3 id=" anchors? I gather that all recent browsers
work fine with id on any element as an anchor. I also gather that name
is deprecated in one or another of the XHTML versions I am not yet using
due to IE. I did think it might be handy in future to be a little closer
to XHTML, if I do decide I am tired of catering to IE.
I would be making other global changes to all the pages, so this change
simply adds another few sets of global replacements to my work.
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