W3C Compliance and size of community

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Angel Luz	Wednesday 16 June 2004 2:19:08 am Hi everybody, I'd like if eZPublish is W3C Compliant, or something like that ? What's more I am editing a SoA (State of the Art) about Open Source CMS for a french company, and I'm looking for the size of the community users of eZPublish ... If anyone has just a idea ... Thanks in advance, Angeluz
Balazs Halasy	Wednesday 16 June 2004 3:54:46 am If you're looking for statistics: http://ez.no/community/stats ..should reveal (upper right corner) the size of the community. eZ systems visits exhibitions/conferences and also holds an annual conference (dedicated to eZ publish). Look at the report from the last conference: http://ez.no/company/news/summer_conference_2004_day_1 Summary: community is large and active, yes. Some community people have even written an entire book about eZ publish: http://ez.no/products/ez_publish_book Balazs
Angel Luz	Wednesday 16 June 2004 5:55:24 am All right, thanks a lot ! And about W3C compliances ? Maybe a future version of eZPublish will integrate some of them ? Angeluz
Paul Forsyth	Wednesday 16 June 2004 6:13:09 am If you mean xhtml and css compliance ez publish is pretty close. Plus you can build this compliance in. All of our new sites are xhtml 1.0 strict. Its up to you to code it :) paul -- http://www.visionwt.com
Alex Jones	Wednesday 16 June 2004 7:07:17 am I'll second Paul's comments regarding compliance. eZ publish is getting better about standards compliance, and what few problems crop up are easy to remedy. I too amm running a one site as XHTML Strict, and another as XHTML Transitional. Alex Alex [ bald_technologist on the IRC channel (irc.freenode.net): #eZpublish ] <i>When in doubt, clear the cache.</i>
Tore Skobba	Wednesday 16 June 2004 7:37:47 am I will second the W3C compliance. I have set up two sites both which should be XHTML transitional compliance, ref: http://www.grunderskolen.no (transitional XHTML) and test.grunderskolen.no (which SHOULD be either XHTML strict or transitional, will see what I manage to do). Cheers