- From: <WingsNFur1@aol.com>
- Date: Tue, 17 Dec 2002 05:38:39 EST
- To: www-validator@w3.org
- Cc: CindySueWho@who.net
- Message-ID: <12d.1dac2d5a.2b3058af@aol.com>
Hi.. Please forgive me as I am new this week to learning and validating CSS & XHTML. I am passing on an observation from a CSS validation I performed this morning. In creating one of my CSS's, I left out the property "color" when I put "background-color" for my div. I understood the warning I received, and I attempted to correct my oversight. In doing so, I accidentally placed two "background-color" properties on the same element. This in part is what the validator passed: background-color:#FFF; background-color:transparent; color:#000; The validator did not catch my mistake when I performed my final test on my CSS. It said I passed with no errors or warnings and displayed everything including both "background-color" entries on each element in question. I ended up accidentally catching this glitch when my page didn't display correctly in IE. Again, this is just an observation. Being brand new, I am not up to speed on what does and does not matter with the validators and parsing. I thought I'd pass on what happened to me in case you all were interested in hearing that it could happen. I joined the mailing list, and I'm looking forward to seeing what you all are up to on here. Until then, have a great day! Cindy Sue FavoriteWebsite Guru PS Who do I type at if I ran into a problem with joining the list? It won't accept the address I really need to use, and I haven't found any references regarding same anywhere on the site. Thanks in advance!
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