Fukushima-san, On Feb 17, 2004, at 17:38, webmaster@lilyland.net wrote: > Why doew the validator complain as follows? > URI : http://www.lilyland.net/css/main_ad.css > Line : 0 font-family: 一般フォントファミリー名(generic font > family)を最後の選択肢として付け加えておく事を推奨します It tells you that you should use a generic font family... which you do :) So the problem is elsewhere. See below. > font-family : "MS Pゴシック", "Osaka", sans-serif; You're including shift-JIS encoded text in your CSS, which should not be a problem if your stylesheet was served with a proper character encoding declaration. but because your CSS file is not sent with the proper character encoding declaration, the CSS validator cannot read the "font-family" line properly. I'm not certain what it reads, but if the CSS validator has trouble reading this line, chances are other browsers will have the same problem... How to fix: check the "By the way" section of : http://www.w3.org/International/questions/qa-css-charset.html Hope this helps. -- olivierReceived on Tuesday, 17 February 2004 04:02:26 UTC
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