HTML5 - Anyone else as excited as I am?

Discussion in 'Web Design & Coding' started by S Walch, Dec 28, 2009.

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    I thought you changed it. I will go change it back, not sure how it got changed.

    Also IE6 don't support it either...:eek:
     
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    I never understood why they had to do that <br /> business in the first place.
     
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    Didn't actually know you could change the title of a thread once you had posted it.

    Now I now :D

    Think it was basically to keep it all similar.

    Like <img></img> became the far easier <img />, <br></br> became <br /> etc., etc.

    Basically, to close certain tags in XHTML, it HAS to end in />

    Think that's something to do with XML as well (HTML5 isn't necessarily XML - or it maybe, I don't know that much about the underlying theory)
     
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    Unfortunately our company that has 5,000 or so employees roughly 60% are still using IE6. We are in the process of rolling out IE7 at least and then by this summer we will start deploying Windows 7 to replaces Windows XP.

    I have started to play with HTML5; I would LOVE to roll out my website in HTML5 but unfortunately not a lot of people out there are running capable browsers.
     
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    Why haven't you gone straight from IE6 to IE8? Do you have to install IE7 before going onto IE8?

    It would be a lot easier to go straight to IE8, as IE7 and IE8 are very similar, bar IE8 looking a lot nicer, and having better support for web standards (better, not good)

    It is an annoyance tbh, especially with so many people using Internet Explorer.

    Thankfully, the user-base for Google Chrome and Firefox is growing :)
     
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    Supposedly IE9 will support HTML5 fully (lol), AND pass Acid3.

    It's nice to have dreams.
     
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    More "fantasies" than dreams =P
     
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