Thread: [Suggestion] Sigil validator should check missing type="text/css" attribute
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Old 12-17-2013, 04:36 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by Toxaris View Post
2. The usage of type is not required, but recommended. The type only specifies the language the stylesheet is in to prevent the reader from reading unsupported stylesheets. The 'rel="stylesheet"' is more important in this case, since that identifies the file as a stylesheet.
The attribute is not required in HTML5 but it's required for HTML 4.01 and I think it would be nice to keep as far as possible similarity in client experience between ePub files produced by Sigil and Mobi files generated by kindlegen from that ePub.
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