The problem: -Most CSS style sheets on the web will not validate often they can not be parsed unambiguously -Many CSS style sheet - including valid ones - give a bit of a different affect on different browsers -CSS is visual formatting information, So from an accessibility standpoint a valid file that can be parsed unambiguously is not a priority one type thing -Changing and fiddling with the CSS file is a big job for the author. When you change on thing, you need to retest in all the different environments and stage things can happen.... Yet this seems to be level 1 All the best LisaReceived on Sunday, 11 June 2006 07:59:30 GMT
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