In article <amq7am$[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Maarten Brouwers wrote: > Hello, > > I'm not sure if this is the right place to have people check a site. > This site is ment for students in multimedia design, so the audience is > expected to have an up to date browser (mozilla for example). > > It relies strongly on CSS positioning. The site uses validated CSS, and > would validate XHTML strict 1.0 if there wasn't any url in it containing > characters that need a 'refc delimiter'.
I don't have Mozilla on hand just now to QA your site, but your validation problem is probably because you haven't escaped markup characters in your URL. You should replace the "&" characters with "&", just as you would if they appeared in element content. (Because the document is parsed as HTML *before* the URL is passed to an application, this doesn't affect URL parsing, which seems to confuse some people.) -- Chris Hoess
