- From: Hugues Lannoy <hugues.lannoy@nrb.be>
- Date: Wed, 26 Jan 2005 08:32:16 +0100
- To: www-validator-css@w3.org
And it is of course because I had just pasted the link without taking a close look at it in a xhtml page that I got the error. And it's great to see it was not an error as it was giving a strange feeling. What's fun is that I now see the remark "(close the img tag with /> if using XHTML)" which I haden't noticed before. I'll then shout myself RTFM and will go back to work ;-) I know my original mail came from the little shock of seeing W3c code don't validate but as usual it was not a HI problem. Just a H problem. Thanks for your time and your kind answer. PS : I hope you did not try to put the domain name from this e-mail address in a browser. You can try http://www.idcomputing.com however David Dorward wrote: > On Tue, Jan 25, 2005 at 05:24:02PM +0100, Hugues Lannoy wrote: > > >>The correct code would be : >> >> >>>alt="Valid CSS!" /> > > > ... and that would be incorrect in HTML. The CSS validator will > provide you with an XHTML code sample if you provide it with an XHTML > document to extract the style sheets from. Given HTML or the CSS > directly, it will give an HTML code fragment. It is, IMO, a reasonable > assumption that anybody using XHTML will be able to make the > alteration for themselves. > -- __________________________________________________________________ Hugues LANNOY - N.R.B. mailto:hugues.lannoy@nrb.be Tel: +32 4 249 7708 - Fax: +32 4 249 7893 - GSM: +32 477 92 23 47 2eme Avenue, 65 - P.I. Hauts Sarts - B-4040 HERSTAL (BELGIQUE)
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