[WSG] Validator Question re SHORTTAG YES

2004-05-04 Thread Vaska . WSG
I'm not sure what this means actually.  This is from a table in my code 
which is for tabular data, not for layout.  ???

Am I correct in assuming that the validator does not like the 'nowrap'? 
 And that probably being the case, and since I do need it, is there 
some other betther method for pulling this off?

From http://validator.w3.org/:
2.  	Line 65, column 23:  the name and VI delimiter can be omitted from 
an attribute specification only if SHORTTAG YES is specified

Updated
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Re: [WSG] Validator Question re SHORTTAG YES

2004-05-04 Thread Tim Lucas
Vaska.WSG spoke the following wise words on 4/05/2004 11:47 PM EST:
Am I correct in assuming that the validator does not like the 'nowrap'? 
 And that probably being the case, and since I do need it, is there some 
other betther method for pulling this off?
Yep and yep. You want nowrap="nowrap".
Likewise for disabled="disabled", checked="checked" and noshade="noshade".
If you want an explanation: XML requires all attributes to be in the 
attribute="value" format. SHORTTAG is a remnant from SGML (of which HTML 
is a subset of).

-- tim lucas
www.toolmantim.com
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Re: [WSG] Validator Question re SHORTTAG YES

2004-05-04 Thread Patrick Griffiths
> I'm not sure what this means actually.  This is from a table in my
code
> which is for tabular data, not for layout.  ???

The validator won't know if a table's used for tabular data or for
layout, so this doesn't come into it.

> Am I correct in assuming that the validator does not like the
'nowrap'?
>   And that probably being the case, and since I do need it, is there
> some other betther method for pulling this off?
>
>
> 2.  Line 65, column 23:  the name and VI delimiter can be omitted from
> an attribute specification only if SHORTTAG YES is specified
>
> Updated

Try nowrap="nowrap"

Patrick


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Re: [WSG] Validator Question re SHORTTAG YES

2004-05-04 Thread Tim Lucas
Vaska.WSG spoke the following wise words on 4/05/2004 11:47 PM EST:
Am I correct in assuming that the validator does not like the 'nowrap'? 
 And that probably being the case, and since I do need it, is there some 
other betther method for pulling this off?
Yep and yep. You want nowrap="nowrap".
Likewise for disabled="disabled", checked="checked" and noshade="noshade".
If you want an explanation: XML requires all attributes to be in the 
attribute="value" format. SHORTTAG is a remnant from SGML (of which HTML 
is a subset of).

-- tim lucas
www.toolmantim.com
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