Comment by barnabee
It’s much easier to have to remember fewer rules and for things to be ok if you get some wrong, yes.
Especially for casual users of HTML.
It’s much easier to have to remember fewer rules and for things to be ok if you get some wrong, yes.
Especially for casual users of HTML.
I've been closing my tags for 30 years and I assume that I will for the rest of my days. I like that it validates as XML. Historically I used XSLT a LOT.
Bad reasoning.
“Always close your tags” is a simpler rule (and fewer rules, depending how you count) than “Close your tags, except possibly in situations A, B, C…”.