> Ah! now I remember. It was about attribute names and attribute values.
> How about this:
> [...]
> A name consists of a letter followed by up to 71 letters, digits,
> +periods, or hyphens. Element and attribute names are not case
> +sensitive, but entity names are. For example,
And, if you want:
"Attribute values with declared value CDATA, ENTITY, and ENTITIES
are case-sensitive, and all others are case-insensitive.
For example, <code><A REL="Top" HREF="/TopNode.html"></code>
and <code><A REL="TOP" HREF="/TOPNODE.HTML"></code>
have different <code/HREF/ attribute values, but the same <code/REL/
attribute value."
This is covered later on, in:
> <li>A name token (a sequence of letters, digits, periods, or hyphens).
> +Name tokens are not case sensitive.
so it's probably not necessary.
--Joe English
joe@art.com