Dreamweaver Ajax Beta - Details :: css validation
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Stu
09-02-2006 23:15:16 GMT +2
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Hi
Just a quick note regards the css used in the different ajax files, when carrying out validation they throw out a lot of errors.
Like most designers I check sites against accessibility standards XHTML validation and CSS.
If these files are throwing out so many errors it makes it very difficult to validate against css without rewriting the code, which to be honest would be a nightmare.
Is there anyway you can check and adjust so the css is valid.
Thanks
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Marius ZAHARIA[InterAKT]  09-04-2006 10:05:26 GMT +2
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Hi Stu,
While the generated code is XHTML compliant, the associated CSS is not standard-compliant, mostly because of the approach we use to create a rounded-corner effect. Unfortunately, there is no easy work around for this: you can either not use some of the styles that generate problems or attempt to rewrite them (this second solution would still be difficult, because of the many fixes you need to add for the various supported browsers).
Regards,
Marius
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