Cole Kuryakin wrote:
I’m getting a number of errors from the W3C CSS validator that just
aren’t there.
Here’s what I get:[...trimmed.]
The w3c validation service started being over zealous about color and
background-color(among other things) several months ago. There were
numerous
At 10:14 PM 5/17/2006, Cole Kuryakin wrote:
Im getting a number of errors from the W3C CSS
validator that just arent there.
...
· Line : 217 (Level : 1) You have no
background-color with your color : a:visited
...
a:link, a:visited {
color: #CC3300;
background-color:
Title: Validation Errors that don't exist - does the validator work?
Cole
Sorry for the short answer previously.
You have received some good feedback from the others on this
list.
transparent
is treated the same as no colour declaration
They
are warnings not errors
The
I really appreciate everyone who weighed in on this topic and will not worry
so much about these warnings given the reasonable explanations offered.
I will, as well, be printing off a number of these replies to show my
twitchy client to help back up the facts of the matter.
Thanks again to all
As Bruce - and perhaps others - had mentioned in a few of the replies, I
tried inherit as the background-color property on all rules in question,
revalidated, and PERFECT. No errors or warnings at all.
I just offer this for everyone's information.
Cole Kuryakin
Hello guys,
I have seen something weird lately in flash productions where i have a
activation
border in the flash published in the website. have anyone of you seen it
otherwise
I am getting it at this website http://www.rosoli.gr
I guess it is a XP problem, it does not appear in MAC tiger...
A colleague showed me yesterday on another website. From what I understand the activation border acts like the Active X control block. A part of Microsoft's latest security update. I noticed one flash website I visited yesterday had no activation border so I assume there is a way to bypass. Anyone
Cole Kuryakin
As Bruce - and perhaps others - had mentioned in a few of the
replies, I
tried inherit as the background-color property on all rules
in question,
revalidated, and PERFECT. No errors or warnings at all.
As long as you're using flat colours, that's fine. Be aware, though,
Kenny Graham wrote:
those aren't errors, they're warnings. it's still validating, and
just drawing your attention to things that have the potential to cause
problems in some circumstances.
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Jan Brasna wrote:
* {background-color : inherit} ?
Do you think this is really necessary? I mean - just for getting rid
of the warnings?
As the validator can't sense the DOM and cascade it can't guess how
the elements would act in the way of placement and contrast
respectively when
First post, been lurking a few days.
This topic is one that I'm constantly aware of. I set my Windows color
scheme to light text on a dark background, as it's easier on my eyes,
and my browsers are set to use windows default colors if none are set.
I can't begin to count the number of emails
Actually, this is the best example I've seen to date:
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flash/articles/swfobject.html
I have to say that I much prefer this method to using the object
embed tags. It's cleaner, it validates and it checks the user's
version of the flash player. It also gives you much
-- Has anyone not associated with Microsoft reviewed this product yet?
I had a play with it (probably a beta) at a conference a couple of
months ago - and had 2 observations:
1) the intuitive visual way that it depicted margins and padding on
elements was awesome. you could drag out the right
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2) after i added the same amount of margin to each side of an element
in the visual view, i switched to code view and it had written
{margin-top: 20px; margin-right: 20px; margin-bottom: 20px;
margin-left: 20px;}
instead of
{margin: 20px}
so until they
Kathleen Anderson wrote:
Under Tools | Page Editor Options | Code Formatting there is a checkbox for
use shorthand properties when generating style but it doesn't appear
to work consistently - yet - that's a beta for you :-)
Well there we go...I don't need to actually
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Usualy the root cause is from the body... background or color set but
not the other. Too many designers rely on the defaults that might not
always be present.
Sure, but this make sense only in the topmost context; when certain
element are aligned as they should be deeper in the structure/page
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