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The CSS validator stops at <meta> tag with the following error message: -- Error Target: http://www.fernandorey.net/index.asp Please, validate your XML document first! Line 7 Column 85 Element type "meta" must be followed by either attribute specifications, ">" or "/>". -- I had previously validated my XHTML and it passed validation. I am aware of the space after last character before / and it is coded like that. (i.e. <meta .....(space)/>. I am linked to the checker and everything works as it should on the XHTML side. I have also validated the CSS by uploading my file and it also validates like this, previous warning of using the proper XHTML structure (which I know is good as per above). I would like to finish this issue by linking the CSS ok logo, but stopped by above issue. Any light on this would be greatly appreciated.
E.g. src="index_IframeContent.asp"align="top"frameborder="0"scrolling="yes" is not allowed in XML, you have to put spaces between the " and the next attribute specification.
(In reply to comment #1) > E.g. src="index_IframeContent.asp"align="top"frameborder="0"scrolling="yes" is > not allowed in XML, you have to put spaces between the " and the next attribute > specification. OK. A few spaces added throughout the document and all is good. Thanks for taking the time to answer this. All the best.