Hi,
I have downloaded the evaluation - and I am really impressed . I have 1 question:
How do I disable the errormessages below - I have tried clearing flag 5,6 and 80 - as instructed by the helppage - but the errormessage doesnt not disappear when I rerun the test ?
1. Error in line 229 at character 109: The "marginwidth" attribute is not valid for the "body" element. Some valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "alink", "background", "bgcolor", "class", "contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "hidden", "id", "inert", "lang", "link", "role", "spellcheck", "style", "tabindex", "text", "title", "translate", "vlink", "vocab", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and "item*" attributes.
2. Error in line 229 at character 125: The "marginheight" attribute is not valid for the "body" element. Some valid attributes for this element are: "accesskey", "alink", "background", "bgcolor", "class", "contenteditable", "contextmenu", "dir", "draggable", "dropzone", "hidden", "id", "inert", "lang", "link", "role", "spellcheck", "style", "tabindex", "text", "title", "translate", "vlink", "vocab", "on" attributes (like event handlers), "aria-*" attributes, and "item*" attributes.
usage of flags
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Re: usage of flags
Hello and welcome to the forum!
Messages that are controlled by flags start with a number in square brackets, like this "[X] ...", where X is the flag number. The messages you quoted above don't have this.
I would recommend that you re-enable any flags that you disabled while trying to suppress the messages.
Instead, you can right-click on the message (when shown in CSE's editor) and choose 'Message Options->Disable using Exact Text Match'. This is the easiest way to suppress those messages.
Here is more information on disabling messages:
How to: Disable Validator Messages
and
Disabling Validator Messages
I hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any more questions.
Messages that are controlled by flags start with a number in square brackets, like this "[X] ...", where X is the flag number. The messages you quoted above don't have this.
I would recommend that you re-enable any flags that you disabled while trying to suppress the messages.
Instead, you can right-click on the message (when shown in CSE's editor) and choose 'Message Options->Disable using Exact Text Match'. This is the easiest way to suppress those messages.
Here is more information on disabling messages:
How to: Disable Validator Messages
and
Disabling Validator Messages
I hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any more questions.
Albert Wiersch, CSS HTML Validator Developer • Download CSS HTML Validator FREE Trial