What is the quickest way to test validity of any xhtml css code snippet (not whole page} in W3C validator? and give link of that test in forum/question/discussion.
Just recently I studied about HTML W3C compliance and started understanding its benefits. But when it comes to CSS W3C compliance, is it really possible for a web 2.0 website (like:开发者_JS百科 boxee
do you know about any XHTML validation library for .NET? I found that it\'s possible to use W3C API. But the problem I have is that I need to validate passwords protected pages or page on local server
In XHTML 1.0, using the xml:space attribute in atag is valid, but in XHTML 1.1 it is not valid (using the same markup).
I use the webkit/mozilla border radius and box shadow CSS properties, but I want the CSS to validate (which it cu开发者_如何学运维rrently does not). Is there a way to get it to validate?
Here\'s my code: <a href=\"#\"> <img src=\"myimage.jpg\" onmouseover=\"showDescription( \'Text\', \'Text with HTML tags in them&开发者_如何学编程lt;br />More text\');\"
We are going to redesign a large web service which has around 25 unique page templates delivering thousands of pages. One of the major requirements is w3c compliance (html 4.01 transitional / WCAG1.0)
I have a generic function that returns URLs. (It\'s a plugin function that returns URLs to resources [images, stylesheets] within a plugin).
Is there a reason many websites place a small link/button t开发者_StackOverflowo the W3C CSS/HTML validation of the respective site or is this just a weird practice that caught on?Validation just show
my social networking site is w3c xhtml valid however users are able to post blog reports and stuff and at times enter in ampersand characters which in turn mess up my validation. How can I fix this an
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