David Megginson wrote:
> Personally, I like attributes and I'm glad that we took them from
> SGML, but I won't pretend that there's any justification other than
> stylistic preference.
Does the somewhat controlled fallback behaviour known from some
HTML browsers count as non-stylistic? I mean if an element name
is unknown, strip the tags and all attributes, but continue to
display the child elements, like
<foo href="foo://foobarizer.com/mega-foo">More Foo</foo>
is displayed as
More Foo
but not
foo://foobarizer.com/mega-fooMore Foo
or dropped completely.
J.Pietschmann
