I have seen that people use <div id=name> rather than <div id="name">
is that something we should do in html5 or is it simply a personal choice
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I have seen that people use <div id=name> rather than <div id=name> is that
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I have seen that people use <div id=name> rather than <div id="name">
is that something we should do in html5 or is it simply a personal choice
Thanks
No. HTML specs require quotes. The regular
"and'characters. The 66’s and 99’s are a typographic abberation and MAY be supported by some browsers, but they’re not part of the HTML spec and normally wouldn’t not be treated the same as"and'.