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Add missing <meta charset="UTF-8"> and make HTML standard #58

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  • Add missing <meta charset="UTF-8"> to <head> section.
  • Remove unnecessary codes to meet the standard coding for HTML, for e.g.: type="text/css", type="text/javascript". Because those types is default in HTML5
  • Adding user-scalable=no to meta viewport to prevent users to scale webview, because by default, mobile apps should not allow users to scale the main webview.

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- Remove unnecessary codes meet the standard coding for html.
- Adding `user-scalable=no` to meta `viewport` to prevent users to scale webview, because it is work as an standard app.
- Add missing `<meta charset="UTF-8">` to index.html
- Add missing `<meta charset="UTF-8">` to index.html
@mosabab mosabab changed the title Optimize index.html and remove unnecessary codes Add missing <meta charset="UTF-8"> and make HTML standard Dec 4, 2019
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Looks good to me, except for the charset issue I commented on.

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mosabab commented Dec 4, 2019

Looks good now

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All good now. Thank you very much for your contribution! 🥇

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mosabab commented Dec 4, 2019

Thank you my friend :)

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mosabab commented Dec 4, 2019

Anyway lowercase or uppercase not affect the code.

And if you wrote it in small letter, it also work.
But in html5 standard
The charset utf defined it in capital UTF-8

Also in xml charset default written in UTF-8

Also for doctype html
If you write it in :
DOCTYPE html
Or
doctype html

It is the same, but the default is DOCTYPE html

You can refer to those standards from w3.org, or w3schools

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@raphinesse raphinesse merged commit 1316332 into apache:master Dec 4, 2019
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