- From: Paul Norman <penorman@mac.com>
- Date: Sun, 13 Mar 2005 22:02:17 -0500
- To: Graham <zen37549@zen.co.uk>
- cc: www-validator@w3.org
>I'm all for trying to do things right so that's why I decided to >validate my pages from the start, result below: >_*/Line 15, column 34/: there is no attribute "FRAMEBORDER" >|<frameset rows="64,*" frameborder=*0*> >/Line 18, column 74/: there is no attribute "TARGET" > >|..."Pics/Mechanix.html" scrolling="no" target=*"*main"> Without the URL of the document in question it's hard to say what the problem definately is. From these two errors it looks like you should be using the Frameset DTD but you are using the strict DTD. I can't say more without a URL. >|All I have to do now is correct those two simple problems, right? >WRONG! I used HTML Tidy, which reported that there were no warnings or >errors, If HTML Tidy doesn't consider using having target as an attribute with a strict DTD a validation error then it's wrong. It could be some other issue, but it's hard to say without a URL. >Why is there not a simple search or contact button on the site There is a feedback link at the bottom of every page and in the menu. >or better still some example of what could be done to correct the >errors reported. The error messages attempt to address the most common causes of the error and often suggest a fix. -- Paul
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