Re: HTML 4 specific CakePHP?

Just one question, because the thread opener has a point (XHTML and
HTML4 both have their benefits as HTML5 will probably have but XHTML2
seems not going to have):

Is there a CakePHP global way to define output type (XHTML 1.0, 1.1
HTML 4, all 3 strict, transitional, frameset) - if not, it is just
missing. It is no question of discussion. Many sites are serfed as
HTML and HTML 4 is a great option for those sites. CakePHP should
respect the requirement and a configuration parameter should be added
to core.php if it does not exist.

FormHelper for instances (but webroot/index.php as well and <link>
elements by css/js importers) should respect the settings.
It is not an option to run Tidy afterwards. That's the dirty way of
doing it.

So: is there an option, or ain't it present?

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