W3BNR wrote:
On 8/22/2011 6:15 AM W3BNR submitted the following:
On 8/21/2011 11:21 PM Michael Gordon submitted the following:
The link below shows in part what Composer, Komposer, and TextPad can
do with a
web document.
It is true Mozilla Composer is a bit shy on making W3C compliant
documents, just
be glad you do not have to support printers.
Komposer is useful in creating good web documents, but sometimes
falls short on
embedded CSS attributes.
TextPad has the ability to correct all the errors if you know where
they are.
Validation really helps.
Enjoy Printer Support.
http://www.armadilloweb.com/Media/MultiMedia/Mouse_Printer/Printer.html
Michael G
Using W3C checking the above mentioned Printer.html page shows 9
errors and 1
warning.
When composing html/css, I use the hand Tidy.exe program. Run it in a DOS
window. It'll let you know of the line number of error, fix some small
errors,
and format your lines. Also convert html to xhtml, and covert stuff to
css.
The errors are caused by the 'embed' section. 'embed' is not a
recognized construct by W3C.
You are correct, it is not recognized by W3C, but it works in all
versions of Mozilla and Internet Explorer.
Another interesting point is using the "so called" Objct Tag for IE,
each time there is a security update for IE the Object specifications
change, but the embed tag remain the same.
Michael G
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