The following code can be embedded on a website to add windows live messenger functionality. Is there any way to make this XHTML 1.0 Translitional compliant?
<div
id="Microsoft_Live_Messenger_PresenceButton_e17530aa6eff7871"
msgr:width="100"
msgr:backColor="#DBDBDB"
msgr:altBackColor="#FFFFFF"
msgr:foreColor="#424542"
msgr:conversationUrl="http://settings.messenger.live.com/Conversation/IMMe.aspx?invitee=e17530aa6eff7871@apps.messenger.live.com&mkt=de-DE&useTheme=true&themeName=gray&foreColor=676769&backColor=DBDBDB&linkColor=444444&borderColor=8D8D8D&buttonForeColor=99CC33&buttonBackColor=676769&buttonBorderColor=99CC33&buttonDisabledColor=F1F1F1&headerForeColor=729527&headerBackColor=B2B2B2&menuForeColor=676769&menuBackColor=BBBBBB&chatForeColor=99CC33&chatBackColor=EAEAEA&chatDisabledColor=B2B2B2&chatErrorColor=760502&chatLabelColor=6E6C6C"></div>
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://messenger.services.live.com/users/e17530aa6eff7871@apps.messenger.live.com/presence?dt=&mkt=de-DE&cb=Microsoft_Live_Messenger_PresenceButton_onPresence"></script>
In XHTML, the ampersand always initiates an entity. Therefore, you need to replace all ampersands with & to get valid XML.
Since XHTML1.0 is specified in a DTD and DTDs can not handle namespaces, the code will never be technically valid XHTML1.0 Transitional. Anyway, any sane application will treat it as such.