Re: It validates az HTML5 with no </head> and no </body>.

2011-12-12 16:25, Leif Halvard Silli wrote:

> I did not find the original document where the problem manifested
> itself.  But it sounds as if you say that the HTML5 validator never
> issues an error message when @alt is lacking.

I wrote about the specific case. The issue can be reconstructed:
http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/test/alt.html
(It's a copy of the page as it is now, except that I removed the alt 
attribute from the first <img> tag.)

> But that is not how it
> is. Here is a test in validator.nu - validator.w3.org gives the same
> result - where there is an error due to lack of @alt:

It's rather questionable, for a checking tool, to report some issue in 
some situations and be silent about it in others, without giving a clue 
of what this depends on.

Yucca