samuel wrote:
> On 8 juil, 16:50, "Julian F. Reschke" <julian.resc...@nospam-
> greenbytes.de> wrote:
>> samuel wrote:
>>> what i want to obtain is something like that (for a lightbox):
>>> <a href="images/bd/1.jpg"
>>>     rel="lightbox[1]"
>>>     title="Le chat du rabbin,1.La Bar-Mitsva"
>>>     name="<div>
>>>             <p><strong>Le chat du rabbin<br/>
>>>                <em>1.La Bar-Mitsva</em></strong>
>>>            </p>
>>>            <p>Joann Sfar <em>(Scénario et Dessin)</em>
>>>            <br/>Brigitte Findakly <em>(Couleur)</em>
>>>            <br/>Dargaud, Poisson Pilote
>>>            <br/>2002
>>>            <br/><img src='images/notes/5.jpg'/>
>>>            <br/><a
>>> href='http://www.bedetheque.com/serie-2313-BD-Chat-du-Rabbin-
>>> (Le).html#8847'>
>>>                 lien</a>
>>>            </p>
>>>          </div>
>>>          <div id='en_bas'>
>>>            <a class='comm'
>>>               onclick='return open_comms(\"bd\",1);'
>>>               href='#'>Commentaires()</a>
>>>          </div>"
>>>       ><img src="images/bd/mini/1.jpg" alt=""/></a>
>>> ...
>> You want HTML inside a name attribute? What for?
>>
>> It's certainly not allowed as per
>> <http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/struct/links.html#adef-name-A>.
>>
>> BR, Julian
> 
> i want to have html content in my lightbox... i'm a rebell !
> but the question now is.. how?

That probably depends on the library you use. From a markup perspective 
at least, putting HTML into the name attribute is broken. That's not 
what it is for.


BR, Julian