11.1.2016, 0:58, George J-B wrote: > I've been using the W3 CSS Validator and for some reason it won't > validate my CSS due to a parse error. > The exact message is "Parse Error height466px. I think you should include the exact CSS code that triggers the message. > The validator states that a curly brace { is causing the parse error > however I have removed the entire rule and re-written it multiple times > and the validator throws up the same error for the same line of my CSS > every time What entire rule? In which context? > I can only assume it is detected some sort of invisible > character or illegal UTF-8 character That’s possible (though there are no “illegal UTF-8 characters”, just byte sequences that do not represent any character in UTF-8 encoding). This is why an *exact* copy of (hopefully minimized) CSS code is needed for the analysis. YuccaReceived on Tuesday, 12 January 2016 23:07:02 UTC
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