Doctypes The view_content html page template on which all CMS is based defaults to doctype=html. The code looks like the following HTML source code.<!DOCTYPE HTML> If your CMS site does not render properly, remove the doctype from the page by setting the following property: glide.html.doctype.pages = chat_desktop,live_feed,live_feed_small,navigator,navpage11,image_browse The following is the default for this property. glide.html.doctype.pages = chat_desktop,live_feed,live_feed_small,navigator,navpage11,image_browse,view_content Setting this doctype offers these benefits for building new sites: Incorporating common practice: Use a practice that is becoming widely adopted across the Internet and can prevent certain browsers from running in quirks mode. Cleaner CSS and markup: Write more standards-based CSS and markup to promote code sharing. A step towards browser compatibility: Find solutions that work across browsers and avoid browser-specific workarounds.
Doctypes The view_content html page template on which all CMS is based defaults to doctype=html. The code looks like the following HTML source code.<!DOCTYPE HTML> If your CMS site does not render properly, remove the doctype from the page by setting the following property: glide.html.doctype.pages = chat_desktop,live_feed,live_feed_small,navigator,navpage11,image_browse The following is the default for this property. glide.html.doctype.pages = chat_desktop,live_feed,live_feed_small,navigator,navpage11,image_browse,view_content Setting this doctype offers these benefits for building new sites: Incorporating common practice: Use a practice that is becoming widely adopted across the Internet and can prevent certain browsers from running in quirks mode. Cleaner CSS and markup: Write more standards-based CSS and markup to promote code sharing. A step towards browser compatibility: Find solutions that work across browsers and avoid browser-specific workarounds.
