- From: Ken Rachynski <justken@shaw.ca>
- Date: Wed, 01 Dec 2004 17:49:28 -0700
- To: www-validator-css@w3.org
I finally got around to validating the code on my site and was happy to see that it was nearly perfect the first time around. Once I cleaned up any errors, I added links to the XHTML and CSS validators. Imagine my surprise when using /check/referer turned up invalid CSS after having already validated my CSS. A few further tests show that the offending code looks different depending on which way I ask the validator to do its validation. Using the uri=href method, it validates just fine, but I notice that my #center has border-left : 1px solid inherit; When validating using check/referer, the it reads border-left : 1px solid grey; Looking at my source, the latter is the correct and only version available. Is there something in the way the two methods fetch and parse the CSS that cause the output to be different? -- Ken Rachynski <justken@shaw.ca> http://tanga.dyndns.org/blog/ Fingerprint: 74BF 0307 A067 D5E0 81CF 5DF7 CD9C 293D B6EE DE6F
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