And lo, GreyWyvern didst speak in alt.www.webmaster:

> So, in order to get it to validate, you need to tell the parser that
> what's inside the script element is special. You can do this in one of
> two ways, but there are caveats about both.
>
> 1) Simply use SGML comments to hide the code:

[snip]

> 2) Use the XML <![CDATA[ ... ]]> structure to mark the boundaries of
> your code.

[snip]

There is, of course, a third option which I have forgotten, and that is to
use an external javascript file.


<script type="text/javascript" src="writehr.js"></script>

In file: writehr.js
document.write("<hr />" + "Today's alleged Yogi-ism:");


Although the same caveat about document.write() not working when using the
text/xml or application/xhtml+xml MIME-types still applies.

Grey

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