> BTW - you may like to specify a background color in the default style. The
> default background set on my browser rather clashes with the other colors.
Oh, I thought I had done, is it better now?
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On Mon, 26 Sep 2005 15:14:31 +0100, Sam Partington wrote:
Also, my CSS validation tests have recently stopped working
correctly. The validator now reports "No style sheet found".
Sam, I, too, am seeing MIME type of text/css. All I can think of is that
the validator no longer recognizes
"It seems they must uploaded a new validator, because not only has that
all changed without my having done anything, but by default I now get a
load of warnings [1] that I didn't get before. And wheras I used to get
a warning about overflow-y [2] not being valid for CSS 2.1, it was only
a warni
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>title='Standard' />
>
> The 's with the ' type="text/css" ' attribute set were picked up
> by the w3c validator. The links without the type attribute set were
> not validated. The validator must be looking for the type attribute to
> determine what should be checked.
Spot on. Adding
On 9/26/05, Sam Partington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > >>Also, my CSS validation tests have recently stopped working correctly.
> > >> The validator now reports "No style sheet found". The xhtml
> > >>validates, and shows 4 or 5 styles sheets on each page. As far as I'm
> > >>aware I've changed
> >>Also, my CSS validation tests have recently stopped working correctly.
> >> The validator now reports "No style sheet found". The xhtml
> >>validates, and shows 4 or 5 styles sheets on each page. As far as I'm
> >>aware I've changed nothing, and yet every one of my pages now shows
> >>fail on
Sam Partington wrote:
Hope that helps,
It did, thank you very much!
Anybody got any ideas on the validator problem, its really got me
stumped. Its as if the markup isn't referencing the stylesheets
properly, but if that were the case then it wouldn't validate would
it?
Also, my CSS valida
> Hope that helps,
It did, thank you very much!
Anybody got any ideas on the validator problem, its really got me
stumped. Its as if the markup isn't referencing the stylesheets
properly, but if that were the case then it wouldn't validate would
it?
> Also, my CSS validation tests have recently
From: Sam Partington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>http://www.luusac.org.uk/calendar.html?new_menu
>
>Now I've come across a strange IE glitch, where IE renders one of the
>months (August) twice, even though its in the markup only once.
>
>Any ideas?
I don't know why this works (all I did was "try a few t
