Definitely a good idea to quote attribute values.

 - If an attribute value must have a space in it, it MUST be quoted.  So you 
can't have a rule "don't quote attribute values" and stick to it 
consistently.
 - XHTML (HTML formatted in such a way that it can validate as XML) must have 
attributes quoted.

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3/4/2003 7:58:31 AM, "Kim Buchsen" <osb12b(at)adelphia.net> wrote:

>Hi Michael,
>
>Thanks for the suggestions.  I removed the align=left and quoted all
>attributes and it still is not removing that blasted space.
>
>I took a class in PHP programming at the University a few summers ago and
>the prof said that it would be good practice to start removing the
>unnecessary quotes from HTML attributes - even the HTML outside of the PHP
>coding.  That is why I don't code align="left" anymore.  The sections of the
>HTML for this particular page that have quoted attributes, were generated by
>an editor.  The HTML for this particular page is not finished - ie.
>accessibility, size attributes, validation etc.  Just trying to find the
>reason for that blasted space first!  AAUGH!
>
>Thanks for your help!
>Kim
>
>
>





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(([^/]+)/([^/]+)){0,1}/*(([^/]+)/([^/]+)){0,1}/*(([^/]+)/([^/]+)){0,1}/*
(([^/]+)/([^/]+)){0,1}/*(([^/]+)/([^/]+)){0,1}/*(([^/]+)/([^/]+)){0,1}/*
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