Re: Front Page 2000 does NOT allow multiple <body> tags, Whgy not?
- From: orcmid <orcmid@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 3 Jul 2005 10:41:02 -0700
DAWG, I'm curious about something.
First, my understanding is that the HTML that is served up must have exactly
one body element, <body> ... </body> to be valid. (What browsers do is yet a
different question.)
That's not quite the same as saying that there must be exactly one body
element on the server side, but I think FrontPage, which basically manages
the <head>+<body> element structure enforces it.
Can you provide more about the case where you find having multiple <body>
tags to be valuable, and does it still have the browser actually see only one
<body> element? Maybe there is a restatement of your use that works well
enough within the structure that FrontPage supports.
I have to tell you that the only HTML that I have seen with multiple <body>
tags involved phishing exploits against browsers. (So a better question
might be, why do some browsers accept multiple <body> tags as part of their
"forgiving" design?)
"DAWG" wrote:
> Thank you for answering my question. The product is incapable.
> > >> >>
> > >> >> "DAWG" <DAWG@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> > >> >> news:D500C0C9-6EC8-495A-A7F4-6321490BE1C5@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> > >> >> >I am trying to have multiplr <body> tags but Front page2000 keeps
> > >> >> >erasing
> > >> >> >all
> > >> >> > but the first one.
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