- From: John Carroll <jjc@groveton.com>
- Date: Wed, 24 Jan 2001 21:31:03 -0500 (EST)
- To: David Gauld <d-gauld@home.com>
- cc: Dave Raggett <html-tidy@w3.org>, gerald@w3.org
On Wed, 24 Jan 2001, David Gauld wrote: > > Please find attached both files. "Intro.html" & "Intro2.html" along with the error reports for both of these files. > > Now I am no expert in coding web pages or the like but as far as I can tell what the error log is saying is wrong isn't. But that is why I'm sending you these files in the hopes that maybe you can clear this up for me. As well as if there might be a little bit of a bug with tidy then maybe you can find it. I like this little program very much and find it a valuable tool. > > David Gauld > > I just looked at your pages. Sure enough, in intro.htm all I had to do was put in an alt="whatever" in the <img> tag of the offending line to get Tidy to agree that there were no errors or warnings. Then I looked at your error log for intro2.htm and Tidy saw an empty <p> in line 70 of intro2.htm. But when I ran Tidy myself, I didn't get that message. When I fixed the other warnings, Tidy said it was html 4.01 with no warnings or errors. Here are the changes I made manually to get Tidy to say "no warnings or errors." I used tidy4aug00 compiled from source under RedHat Linux 6.2. Change <script language-"JavaScript"> to <script type="text/javascript" language="JavaScript"> Then, line 37, add an "alt" to your <img> tag, as in <img alt="whatever" src="whateverelse" ...> Line 78, change & to & All the changes above are required by html 4.01, so near as I can tell, Tidy's doing the job. John Carroll
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