• Hi there!

    I really love your plugin and i use it on my frontpage.
    The only thing that i’d really like to see changed in the next version is XHTML 1.0 compliance, because it’s the plugin that suddenly makes my site invalid.

    A thing to look in:
    Line 330, Column 23: document type does not allow element “style” here

    <style type=”text/css”>

    seems like a dedicated css-file is needed.

    Thx for the plungin,
    best regards

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  • Thread Starter michi5579

    (@michi5579)

    it appears that the <style type=”text/css”> show correctly in <head> which is xhtml compliant, but then shows a second time in <body> which messes up validation….

    The dedicated css-file is not a solution since it will be added at the same place…

    That kind of particular tweaks will be done on next release.

    Issue fixed with the just committed 0.7.2 release.

    Thread Starter michi5579

    (@michi5579)

    Great work there! Thank you for taking the time to fix the issue.
    Unfortunately i still get 4 validation errors within the plugin-code:

    Line 210, Column 718: required attribute "alt" not specified
    t/uploads/2009/10/frontpage.jpg" /><span id="fs-entry-comment-0" class="fs-
    
    Line 210, Column 1193: required attribute "alt" not specified
    …t/uploads/2009/10/frontpage2.jpg" /><span id="fs-entry-comment-1" class="fs-
    
    Line 210, Column 1675: Attribute "onload" exists, but can not be used for this element.
    …ads/2009/10/frontpage3.jpg" onload="fsDoSlide()" /><span id="fs-entry-commen
    
    Line 210, Column 1690: required attribute "alt" not specified
    frontpage3.jpg" onload="fsDoSlide()" /><span id="fs-entry-comment-2" class="fs

    For your consideration. Keep up the great work, i love your plugin!

    best regards

    Thanks for you encouragements… In my own opinion, the alt attribute don’t have to be required since those images are not a replacement for some text and adding an alt attribute will be greatly confusing for people who are using screen readers… but I will add a blank alt attribute to avoid that kind of issue anyway.

    The new version (0.7.3) fix XHTML validations errors

    How fine is the validation now ? any other problem ?

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