- From: Steven <steven_schneider@telus.net>
- Date: Thu, 1 Nov 2007 08:06:44 -0600
- To: www-validator@w3.org
* Steven <steven_schneider@telus.net> [071027 23:28]: > I've made some changes to my personal webpages, which used to be > valid 4.01 Transitional HTML. Now I get HTML errors in the validator and > I'm having difficulty resolving them and accomplishing what I want to do. > My CSS _seems_ to check out, albeit with some warnings about colour. > > http://www3.telus.net/~stvndi/ I haven't heard anything, and haven't found the original post in the archives, nor any responses to it. However, I seem to have come up with my own solution. > ie: > > <ul> > <div id="nav0"> > <li> > <a href="some_link">Page1</a> > </li> > </div> > . > . > . > </ul> > Originally, I had the entire list wrapped in the a DIV called "nav-links." I changed that DIV to a CLASS and redefined few things in my CSS, and I got rid of the navN tags. I now have a horizontal menu, and the HTML validates! I'll still have to validate the CSS to see if it's okay. In retrospect, I wonder if defining the "nav-links" tag as a CLASS, rather than a DIV, was really necessary? Thanks again for your time. -- W. Steven Schneider <steven_schneider@telus.net>
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