- From: Terje Bless <link@pobox.com>
- Date: Fri, 13 Dec 2002 18:32:06 +0100
- To: W3C Validator <www-validator@w3.org>
- cc: Phoenix <phoenix@phoenixarises.com>
Phoenix <phoenix@phoenixarises.com> wrote: >But through out the web page there are several of these but it only says >this one is wrong. Why? What am I missing? For rather opaque reasons, some errors are only reported the first time they are encountered. It is a known behaviour and you may wish to consider it a bug. Fixing it has not been given a high priority since it is expensive in terms of the resources required -- i.e. it's a hard problem to solve -- and does not necessarily buy you much in terms of better functionality. Some would even consider it a feature that repeated errors are not shown. If we ever do track down the reason for this we will likely fix it, and offer the old behavior as an option if possible. The reason "bordercolor" is considered an error is that this attribute has not been standardized -- i.e. it's a vendor-propietary extension -- and so doesn't exist in any published standard for HTML. See also the comprehensive response from "Melody C". Thanks for your feedback. -- > I suggest you attend some sort of anger management class.... That's where you learn to upset the PHBs? -- Peter da Silva
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