Usecases: HTML5: data-myname="*", ARIA: aria-describedby="*", HTTP: <meta http-equiv="*" content="*">.

Example of non-working code:

<script type="text/javascript">//<![CDATA[
document.write('<div data-abc=abc >Hello <i>World</i>!</div>');
//]]></script>

I am currently working on a web design which needs document.write to run under xhtml.

Within html my script works fine in both (FF*IE) and validates in W3C. It scrolls images horizontally inside a centralised DIV. In FF all my images sit to the left side of my DIV one on top of the other.

Yesterday I found this script, linked to it, but instead of my images scrolling horizontally within a div, they are all shown in a vertical list starting at the top left corner.

The relevant part is:-

for (ii=0;ii < kk;ii++){

document.write(‘<a href=’ + axData[ii].plink + ii + ‘ rel=”nofollow”>’);

} // eof for()

My question is, is this problem the same as noted above, or is there an issue with my script? (I am using Firefox-3.5.2).

For example, the Ads on this page appear just below the navigation bar at the top of the page.

For now, I’ll use John Resig’s.

Thanks for creating this in any case.