In setting up WordPress for the use of this website, I noticed it was fully written in XHTML, while some browsers don’t support the ‘application/XHTML+XML’ MIME type, so they get it served as ‘text/html’. So, before I get too technical, I just wanted to display the website as HTML (4.01 Strict).
Fortunately, there was a simple plugin that solved this quickly: XHTML to XML plugin. You can find more about the above issues on that page. For use in this website, I added 2 lines of my own, to turn onclick=”this.target=’something’” in onclick=”this.target=’something’”.
<?php ... $xhtml[5] = '/target="([_A-Za-z]+)"/'; ... $html[5] = 'onclick="this.target=\'$1\'"'; ... ?>
Thanks and credits go to John Kilroy.
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