since IE won’t render XHTML as XHTML, but treat it as HTML instead, when can this actually cause problems for IE?
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since IE won’t render XHTML as XHTML, but treat it as HTML instead, when can this actually cause problems for IE?
i know of one case, where
in browsers that support XHTML, the div is closed. But IE will treat the div as still open, so the layout can have unexpected result later.