[Sig] Re: [Lvlug] HTML standards

[Randy Kramer]

dann,

AFAICT, spaces are allowed in the name of an HTML file name.  When you
use it in the address bar of a browser, the space must be written as
"%20".  (I _know_ that spaces can exist in parameters passed to CGI
scripts (page names in some wikis), but they must use the %20 for
spaces, I'm not as certain about HTML file names.)

Is frontpage nifty?  (I've never used, tried, or seen it.)  Is it
WYSISYG?

Hope this helps!
Randy Kramer



dann wrote:
> 
> Does anyone out there know what the HTML standards say about spaces the html
> document file name?  For instance, is "my page.html" just as acceptable as
> "mypage.html" for a html document?
> 
> Personally I would never use spaces for file names, but when you create
> pages with a really nifty tool like frontpage, it will save the file
> whatever you want to call it (up to 256 characters I believe).
> 
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