Hello everybody

[Using Quanta 3.5.5 compiled from sources on Gentoo]

I use quanta since a very long time, but in the latest releases something 
changed in the DTD management which drives me crazy. 
My project is inclusions-driven, so each final HTML page is composed by 
several inclusions, and only the most external one has the proper DTD 
declaration, the inner inclusions are just HTML snippets.

Now, I used to set a default DTD in the quanta settings, and I was done. Now 
quanta became more sophisticated, and it tries to guess the DTD from file 
extensions, DTD declarations, and such. For me, the result is that it always 
loads the empty DTEP for all of my files, and this means that I have no HTML 
toolbar. This is most annoying. I need to click on DTD > Change the DTD, 
select the correct one, and confirm, for each and every opened file!

Can I just force a DTD for *any* file, regardless of MIME, extensions, and 
other amoenities? I have set the default DTD from the Quanta environment 
options _and_ the project properties, but I keep getting the same result.

I am in trouble, because I find that there is a big confusion in quanta 
regarding extensions and MIME types. Currently you have options about mime 
and filetypes in a number of places:

KDE Control center > File associations
Configure Quanta > Enviromnent
Configure Editor > Highlighting
Configure Editor > Filetypes
DTD > Edit DTD settings

And you can set the defult DTD in several places.

If I can't force the DTD, how can I associate the XHTML 1.1 Strict DTD with 
*.dhtml and *.tmpl files?

Please help...

Palantir
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