I have some comments within my CSS to let me or anyone else know what
is controlling what
eg:
/*aligns list in middle of page*/
p.middle{test-align:center}
validation doesn't like this.is there a fix? or should I just ignore???
TIA
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::Bruce::
checked it and w3c css validator didn't complain?
once i changed test-align to text-align
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Bruce Gilbert wrote:
I have some comments within my CSS to let me or anyone else know what
is controlling what
eg:
/*aligns list in middle of page*/
p.middle{test-align:center}
validation doesn't like this.is there a fix? or should I just ignore???
TIA
May be it should be
I have some comments within my CSS to let me or anyone else know what
is controlling what
eg:
/*aligns list in middle of page*/
p.middle{test-align:center}
'test' this:
p.middle{text-align:center}
validation doesn't like this.is there a fix? or should I just ignore???
TIA
--
::Bruce::
is this CSS inline or included in a file?
If it's included in a file, the w3c validator won't mind at all. If its inline
then the validator might not like it.
No personal experience - just a hunch...
Paul
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If you will insert a space between each * and your text, the validator will
like it.
Mary Ann
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Behalf Of Paul Bennett
Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2005 9:54 PM
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Subject: RE: [WSG] why doesn't this
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
checked it and w3c css validator didn't complain?
once i changed test-align to text-align
If the Validator returned this error, but that you didn't notice anything
abnormal in the rendering of the page it is possible that you can safely
remove the whole declaration
