> hi al,
>
> i wanna know if it possible to have smooth scrolling text (ie.
> http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex2/cmarquee.htm) but
> standard compliant dan validate ?
>
>
Don't think this is really a CSS issue as the main problems with marquees
are making them W3 compliant - now that ticks t
The space between r and / is not required.
On May 24, 2005, at 2:18 AM, Arnie Shafer wrote:
Change to: Note the space between "r" and "/".
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is this a valid xhtml?
abc abc abc abc abc abc
You should ask the W3C validator... :-)
...no, it isn't valid.
Use (html) or (xhtml) instead of .
regards
Georg
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No it is not valid as shown. Change to: Note the space between "r"
and "/".
Arnie Shafer
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is this a valid xhtml?
abc abc
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No its not.
Your breaks should readand then it will validate.
M!ckey.
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is this a va
no,
you need to write it this way
you can test it here if it is valid
http://validator.w3.org
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is this a valid xhtml?
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