Hi all,
maybe I should know this, but I cannot even find where does w3c refers to this, so here it goes:
I have a very simple document with a strict dtd.
on the body I have something like this:
h1.../h1p.../pem class=nota.../em
while validating the document I get this message:
Hi Isabel,
Inline elements [1] and anonymous inline boxes [2] cannot be placed directly
inside the body, form or blockquote elements when using a strict Doctype.
They must be wrapped in a block level element.
However, if a Transitional Doctype is used, then inline elements and
anonymous inline
Dear Isabel,
As you can see from here http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/diffs.html your
markup is incorrect because you are attempted to use an old (html4)
style (em) within a new XML based document. In XML based documents
you have to use strict markup, e.g.
heading: h1/h1
paragraph: p/p
etc.
:) thank you Russ,
I must make a w3c site map on my favorites one of this days to be able to find this things...
best regards,
Isabel Santos
On 10/23/05, russ - maxdesign [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...Inline elements [1] and anonymous inline boxes [2] cannot be placed directlyinside the body, form
2005/10/23, russ - maxdesign [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
...
Inline elements [1] and anonymous inline boxes [2] cannot be placed directly
inside the body, form or blockquote elements when using a strict Doctype.
They must be wrapped in a block level element.
...
[1]
Thank you all,
first, with shortschedules and short weekendsI find myself looking for things I cannot find in w3c,its organization is quite confusing, and since I keep loosing bookmarks and favorite listson every format(unfortunatly too many of those) I end up getting in pannic once in a while.
Hi guys,
I know this isn't an easy one to crack. I've applied all the latest
bleeding-edge clearing techniques but my center column's content still drops
away at various widths when you resize the browser window.
I'd always thought that it occurred when the 3rd column's content was higher
but
Yeah, I tried that first. I've now applied it to all nested containers that
contain a floated DIV but the center still drops. I just can't seem to
figure this out.
It only occurs on some pages but I haven't been able to determine exactly
what is causing it. Maybe it's HRs, or long URLs. I just
