Re: W3C validation error
am 19.12.2007 04:24:53 von doraymeIn article In article
Toby A Inkster
> dorayme wrote:
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> > On the other hand, I notice that you have a but no in
> > your last table. This you may not want to have?
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> Even with the strict DTD, that's perfectly valid.
Hence my weasel words "This you may not want to have?". With JK's
eagle eye, I cannot afford the least carelessness.
> The TBODY element is
> implicitly opened as soon as a TR element is encountered that is not
> enclosed in a THEAD or TFOOT element. The content models of the various
> table-related elements given in the strict DTD are:
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> (CAPTION?, (COL*|COLGROUP*), THEAD?, TFOOT?, TBODY+)>
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> cell-->
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> You'll notice that TABLE *must* contain a TBODY and cannot contain a
> TR. Thus any TRs that are not part of the THEAD or TFOOT automatically
> begin the TBODY element, which has an optional opening tag. So the
> following is a valid TABLE element:
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> Hello
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> Such tables may be undesirable though, so it may be a good idea to create
> a custom DTD that tightens up the rules for opening and closing tags for
> table-related elements.
About:
"http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd">
Hello
My BBEdit says:
Error: Close element â
Warning: Element ââ implicitly closed here.
Warning: Element ââ implicitly closed here.
I am happy about the warnings (these can be controlled to some
extent from Preferences/HTML Tools. But the *error* slightly
disturbs me after reading your above?
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dorayme
Re: W3C validation error
am 19.12.2007 04:45:39 von dorayme
dorayme
> My BBEdit says:
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> Error: Close element ââ found but element wasn't open.
> Warning: Element ââ implicitly closed here.
> Warning: Element ââ implicitly closed here.
Actually it said:
Error: Close element found but element wasn't open.
Warning: Element implicitly closed here.
Warning: Element implicitly closed here.
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dorayme