Re: Contradictory validation reports

Dear Karl,

The error is not in the elccss.css file that you validated, but in your 
html source, where you have a form element with an invalid inline css 
style, caused by a new line break between border and -top.  Easily fixed.

Aslo, do you know that although your page looks fine in Firefox, it 
looks rubbish in Internet Explorer, where you appear to have what are 
probably float/clear problems.  If you need any help, just give me a 
shout via paulmckeown@chimneyrock.co.uk.

Cheers,
Paul McKeown.



Karl Limpert wrote:
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> Hi,
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> I've been working on a new website recently, and continue to aspire to 
> keep it W3 compliant. However, while my CSS file is confirmed as valid 
> when I upload it from the PC, as soon as I host this for the site & 
> follow the CSS validation button, it declares an error. I've attached 
> PDF prints of both pages, but the CSS is the exact same, and simply 
> copied from the PC as soon as it is validated.
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> At the moment the CSS validation badge is on a page not indexed or 
> listed elsewhere (http://employmentlawclinic.com/ppma/searches/) 
> although this is only a temporary address while bugs are worked out , 
> so it may move soon. I'd like to keep the CSS badge, but would 
> appreciate understanding why my CSS is declared valid when submitted 
> from one address (the PC) while not from another (the hosting site).
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> Hope this is a bug with the Validation service, as I've worked hard to 
> try to keep to the standards, but would appreciate any feedback you 
> can offer.
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> I look forward to hearing from you.
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> Kind regards,
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