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Posted By: Slasher HTML problem - 04/15/2001 8:47 PM
according to the W3 Validator my site is nog HTML 4.01 correct. The part that is not working is here . I just can't find the solution for the given error. I hope someone can help me.

Thanks.
Posted By: Slasher Re: HTML problem - 04/15/2001 8:49 PM
I mean the list errors.
  • etc... not the javascript error (because of the banner).
  • Posted By: Slasher Re: HTML problem - 04/17/2001 11:10 AM
    *bump*
    Posted By: Digital Boy Re: HTML problem - 04/17/2001 1:53 PM
    I'll print it out and review it today. Let me see what I can't do. Granted, you could always subscribe to the theory "If It Ain't Broke, Don't Fix It." Meaning, if the code works, don't worry.

    Let me take a look and get back to you.

    - DB
    Posted By: Slasher Re: HTML problem - 04/17/2001 7:05 PM
    Great! Thank you VERY MUCH! Oh, and good luck smile
    Posted By: el84 Re: HTML problem - 04/18/2001 6:18 AM
    You should nest the LI elements inside an OL or UL list container. Too bad the W3C validator cannot generate better error messages. Still, it's a good tool.
    Posted By: Slasher Re: HTML problem - 04/18/2001 7:56 PM
    But if you use the
      , you get a list of numbers and if you use
        , you get a list with huge tabs and I don't like that. Is it possible to eliminate those tags inside a
          tag or something?
    Posted By: el84 Re: HTML problem - 04/19/2001 6:35 AM
    How about using a bullet character:

    & #8226 Item 1
    & #8226 Item 2
    & #8226 Item 3

    I added a space between the & and # characters to show the unicode number. Here's what it looks like without the space:

    • Item 1
    • Item 2
    • Item 3

    Or you could just ignore the W3C validation error.
    Posted By: Slasher Re: HTML problem - 04/19/2001 2:00 PM
    Great! I'll try it.
    Posted By: Slasher Re: HTML problem - 04/21/2001 11:48 AM
    It's working great! Thank you very much
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