@Garvin there's a difference between complaining and giving feedback, there are a lot of non tech users out there who have a problem but cannot fix it themselfs! As a developer we have the option (responsibility) to improve our product and listen to our users (customers). Just my thoughts.

Thanks for that info mgroeninger? But doesn't solve hgoor problem? very constructive?

@hvdgoor this is the article I was talking about:
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/flashsatay/
It saves you code (precious space, for the purists) and it makes you W3C compliant! After that only those pesky <br /> and you can claim that great badge from W3C

@hgoor you should have 22 errors less?

No offence dude!!! Just a remark

Those are really old school html examples and to Carl you should only use XHTML code, HTML is decrepeated!

That's a good idea, dude! Then we will get higher quality plug-ins and a better user experience! This is why I love Open Source, you don't have to wait for a Big Boss Company to take action we can do it ourself! I think code always should be validated no matter what language (HTML, XML, JavaScript ...