Not many people tend to say *character* entity reference, but you're right.
However, I'm doubtful at the validity of 1 and 2. The thread is on HTML, and HTML is currently HTML 4.01 Strict (which does not have those - not even depricated. They've been removed). However, that's implicit, not explicit, so techinically I guess those questions are OK, just trick.
The only valid options for ALIGN are bottom, middle, top, left or right, and the attribute is depricated.
BORDER, HSPACE and VSPACE are also depricated.
LOWSRC does not exists. Proprietary, or removed. Same for NATURALSIZEFLAG, NOSAVE, DYNSRC, CONTROLS, LOOP, START, onload and SUPRESS. (No, there is NO onload event)
If you're going to be *really* piccy, you could say that IMG itself is on it's way out, as correct use of OBJECT makes it redundant (as it is, Opera is the only browser I've found that uses OBJECT properly - Mozilla balks and some content it can otherwise render if in an OBJECT tag, and IE expects OBJECT to mean an ActiveX control). |
