<cseignore> is giving me grief.
1. W3C freaks out over it.
2. HTMLTidy does not recognise it.
3. ICRA (the parental rating people) consider it a syntax error and will not validate my ratings. They insist on W3C validation as well as a well formed labels.rdf file in the webroot.
I wonder if you might consider a variant form something like
<cseignore> </cseignore> that will not disturb other validators.
HTML Validator is complaining about high ascii characters inside <cseignore></cseignore> I am doing a page use of entities, hex entities and high ascii to compare results. I can't get the page to validate.
CSEIGNORE woes.
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Thanks. That's a good idea. I will look into this for a future update.
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I was able to get this into the upcoming v8.04.
In v8.04, <!--cseignore--> can be used to simulate a <cseignore> start tag and <!--/cseignore--> can be used to simulate a </cseignore> end tag.
In v8.04, <!--cseignore--> can be used to simulate a <cseignore> start tag and <!--/cseignore--> can be used to simulate a </cseignore> end tag.
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