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    HTML 4.01 Traditional (I have ... :SOLVED:

    OK, I used the HTML Validator at:

    http://validator.w3.org/

    To check one of my sites (And from a wooping 49 errors on my page, i have got down to a pittiful 3 errors )

    (Damn Alt="" was needed, and <td border="0"> needed 2 b <td>, mostly)

    Anyhow,

    I am lost at these three errors:

    Line 54, column 53: there is no attribute "BACKGROUND" (explain...).
    ...eight="19" align="center" background="themes/subGreen/images/1left.gif"><a hr
    ^
    Line 130, column 81: there is no attribute "BACKGROUND" (explain...).
    ...or="#EEFFEE" width="100%" background="themes/subGreen/images/blockhead.gif">
    ^
    Line 177, column 17: document type does not allow element "UL" here; missing one of "APPLET", "OBJECT", "MAP", "IFRAME", "BUTTON" start-tag
    <ul type="square">
    ^
    I have Background="themes.....gif" on a lot of cell's, but it is only showing these two cell's, as the bg image causing a problem.

    I would use CSS, but a lot of ppl have problems with CSS (older browsers & all), so i limit CSS to just text.


    Next: The <ul> thing,

    My HTML is:
    Code:
     175: You can add YOUR 468*60px Banner Image And Small Text Ad, to a pop up window / inline banner, in exchange for you allowing other members to add their adverts onto your site in return.<BR>
     176: <BR>
    >  177: <UL type="square">
     178: <LI>You get 1 Credit for showing an Ad-Exchange Advert on your site.</LI>
     179: <LI>You get 0.25 Credits for your referals showing an Ad-Exchange Advert on their site.</LI>
     180: <LI>It Costs you 2 Credits to show YOUR Advert on other members websites.</LI>
    > 181: </UL>
     182: In Essence, You get a FAIR 2:1 Hit ratio, with a decent referal "Profit", and support!
    (The area within the <ul> is marked with a >)

    The URL to the validator results is:
    http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=ht...tomatically%29

    NE 1 wanna help me wiv these plz?

    Tnx
    Last edited by wpearsall; Dec 17th, 2002 at 05:01 PM.
    Wayne

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