If your main concern is to ensure that your content renders as intended on legacy browsers, then you may safely ignore warnings that certain elements and/or attributes are obsolete. The two essentially go hand-in-hand. Philip Taylor -------- Ben Butler wrote: > Hi, > I just came across this error when validating html: > > > *Error*: The |frameborder| attribute on the |iframe| element is obsolete. Use CSS instead <http://wiki.whatwg.org/wiki/Presentational_elements_and_attributes>. > > From line 10, column 6; to line 10, column 96 > > |er">↩ *<iframe id="headerFrame" src="pages/header.html" title="Header navigation" frameBorder="0">*↩ | > > > This html needs to work in IE8. I could not find a way to remove the frame borders in IE8 in CSS. When I apply border: 0 or frameborder: 0 to iframe in css or even to the id of an iframe in css, it does not remove the frameborder in IE8. > > Cheers, > Ben -- Philip TaylorReceived on Tuesday, 5 July 2016 08:51:08 UTC
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