> When validating css at http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/, do you want to
> include the web site URL (like you'd pull up in a browser) or the URL for
> the css stylesheet itself?
Either or will work. I checked both of them and both give you the same
colour warnings, which can be safely ignored
> why this is not only an accessibility question.
It's more a reminder than anything else. The "validator" (a "syntax
checker" would be better?) has no idea about you cascade and CSS
inheritance in the particular document so it advises you to add more
maybe even duplicate values to just satisfy
Ingo Chao wrote:
>francky wrote:
>
>
>>The css-validator loves to see pairs
>>of colors and background colors. ... The ratio of this is in short: be aware
>>that the
>>contrast between the letter colors and the background is enough for
>>accessibility at each level.
>>
>>
>Jukka "Yucca"
francky wrote:
> The css-validator loves to see pairs
> of colors and background colors. ... The ratio of this is in short: be aware
> that the
> contrast between the letter colors and the background is enough for
> accessibility at each level.
Jukka "Yucca" Korpela wrote an excellent experti
Peggy Coats wrote:
>When I'm validating my CSS, I keep getting warnings such as listed below
>using the W3C validation service:
>
> - Line : 5 (Level : 1) You have no color with your background-color :
> body
> - Line : 11 (Level : 1) You have no color with your background-color :
> #conte
Hi Peggy,
Can you send a link to the page?
Riva
Peggy Coats wrote:
> When I'm validating my CSS, I keep getting warnings such as listed below
> using the W3C validation service:
>
>
>- Line : 5 (Level : 1) You have no color with your background-color :
>body
>- Line : 11 (Level : 1)
