> As an aside and since I am here, I tried validating the xhtml of the > current project and get a bunch of errors/warnings about not using > target="_blank" with links. I know target= is not supposed to be used > but I do _not_ want links to other sites opening in the same window.
Joe- Not to put too fine a point on it, but its not about what "you" want, but rather what works best for your users. Creating links that open in new browser windows is potentially confusing to sight-impaired users (and in my experience, just plain users) and negates their back button functionality. Frankly, the choice of whether or not to open a link in a new window or not should be left to the end user. > I also get a bunch of errors/warnings for using <a > href="mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]&subject=The Indigo > Connection Website">. Seems it does not like the last part where it > fills in the subject for the user. Again, just a personal > preference but > I want to be able to fill in the subject line on mailto. It > makes things > much easier for the client and the user can always change the > subject if > they want to. Probably it is complaining about the Ampersand. You should encode that like & instead of &. So your href would then be: href="mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]&subject=The Indigo Connection Website" That should validate just fine. Regards, Ron
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