Attached is a patch to the HTML output coder of 6.3.4/SVN,
to make it
generate valid XHTML 1.0 Strict. I believe most folks
generating HTML today
will want it conformant to this more modern spec; for those
who need
old-school HTML4, postprocessing XHTML->HTML4 is a lot
easier than
HTML4->XHTML. (Plus, having valid XML means you can use
XSL et al.)
You'll notice that this patch adds alt=""
attributes to the <area> elements
(required by the spec). I wanted to put the image filename
in there, but
couldn't figure out what was going on between the
"url" and
"image->filename" variables.
An aside: If I could make one request for this coder, it
would be to allow
selecting the image map format (with the -format option?),
instead of
hard-coding it to GIF. My application makes JPEG format
mandatory, and the
only current workaround is to generate the image map and
HTML separately.
--Daniel
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