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Forum and css validator errors

Started by VagLin, December 19, 2009, 11:43:43 AM

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VagLin

Hi!

Please, first of all, take a look on picture "forum.error.log.png". What kind of errors is that and what can I do in order to solve the problem? Every time I visit the front page, a new record is added in the error list for each of the front's page topics.

Also, I would like to ask you what's the problem with the css file (picture "W3C.CSS.Validator.png"). The css elements are following:

.tp-thumb  {
margin : 2px;
border : 1px solid #bbb;
cursor : pointer;

div.slider div.knob  {
height : 18px;
width : 30px;
background : blue;
border : 1px solid white;
cursor : pointer;
}


Both type of errors, forum error log and css, are theme independent.

VagLin.

mc

The first error is a typo in one of the TP files. A search for smileys_enabled should find you the fix.

The second error can be ignored. AFAIK cursor errors can be ignored, as they're quite browser specific (I think it only works in IE, but isn't part of the actual W3C standard)

VagLin

The first one was fixed! Thanks a lot mc!
It would be great if all of the pages ware compatible with W3C standard! Is there any way to fix the problem (for example, by deleting or commenting this line)? Do you know, if it is gonna be fixed in the next release?

Thanks in advance,
VagLin.

ZarPrime

Quote from: VagLin on December 19, 2009, 04:31:32 PM
Is there any way to fix the problem (for example, by deleting or commenting this line)? Do you know, if it is gonna be fixed in the next release?

Doubtful.  W3C validation errors are generally the absolutely last thing that are fixed before a piece of software goes gold.  They are often very difficult to sort out simply because of the way that different browser makers interpret the standards.  Oftentimes, if you fix something so that it works fine with one browser, it breaks something in another browser.  Sometimes there is no way to make it work perfectly with all browsers.

ZarPrime

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