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I have FrontPage 2003, I noticed that the source code is missing the information giving the browsers the html information (version, ect). Why is this? Or, am I doing something incorrect. Also, does it have to be hand coded to be xhtml compliant? I am familiar with Macromedia Dreamweaver, where you just hit a button "make xhtml compliant" or something. I can't seem to locate this in FrontPage. My next guess is maybe it comes through on the style sheet? I thought this was a necessary item, perhaps not?
 
It's in a code built-in snippet, if you wish to use it (The DOCTYPE
declaration, that is).

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HTH,
Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.

Irma said:
I have FrontPage 2003, I noticed that the source code is missing the
information giving the browsers the html information (version, ect). Why is
this? Or, am I doing something incorrect. Also, does it have to be hand
coded to be xhtml compliant? I am familiar with Macromedia Dreamweaver,
where you just hit a button "make xhtml compliant" or something. I can't
seem to locate this in FrontPage. My next guess is maybe it comes through on
the style sheet? I thought this was a necessary item, perhaps not?
 
Hi Irma,

Don't blame you for having trouble finding it!

Edit|Intellisense|List Code Snippets

--
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.
 
you can deposit it on the page switching to code view, and hit the shift and
enter keys to pull it up.

HTH
 
it's cool enough that I registered the domain name:
frontpagecodesnippets.com ;-)
I'm glad we were able to help, good luck with it. I like the code snippet
thing a lot. it's not as "big" as the one in notetab from www.fookes.com
but it'll do since it's built into the editor.
Jim Cheshire www.jimcoaddins.com made a very nice snippet viewer
application.
 

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