On 4/14/21 2:26 AM, Philip Taylor wrote: > Kevin Hawkins wrote: > >> If you validate the CSS in an HTML file served over HTTPS, the HTML >> snippet for valid icons that you are offered to for embedding in your >> HTML includes attribute values with "http://" rather than "https://" >> . Embedding this in your page causes Firefox and likely other >> browsers to complain that your page includes mixed HTTP and HTTPS >> content, and it the W3C Validator will not validate the page if you >> click on the link. I believe you can fix this by simply changing all >> URLs in attributes to begin with "https://" > > The probability of anyone associated with the current W3C validation > service making changes in this area tends to 0, but were they > motivated so to do, a more reliable method would be to change explicit > "http://" prefixes to "//", in which case they will automatically > inherit the protocol used to serve the page in which they are embedded. > -- > /Philip Taylor/ That's fine. I was just submitting this bug per the instructions at https://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/Email.html <https://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/Email.html> .Received on Wednesday, 14 April 2021 12:46:05 UTC
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