- From: ole yearian <ole_yearian@convene.com>
- Date: Tue, 15 May 2001 12:47:29 -0700
- To: <www-validator-css@w3.org>
I'm confused about several things in the CSS Validator. 1) Whenever one of my stylesheets sets the "color" attribute for a selector, I get a warning that I ". . . have not set the background-color" attribute as well. That's by design, of course! I almost *never* want to set the background-color attribute, save for the <body> selector. Why give a warning? 2) The validator never states how many (if any) errors it finds. It just spits back a "validated version" of my stylesheet. 99% of the time, this is identical to the input version, save that the ouput has stripped "px" off my margin and padding attributes. Unless I'm hopelessly out-of-date, adding "px" (to indicate pixels) is better practice than just relying on the default! -------------------------- Ole E. Yearian Lead Programmer, Professional Services Convene.com 415.625.1622 (Voice) 415.782.0505 (Fax) ole@convene.com http://www.convene.com
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