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Seph|roth:
When are you allowed to claim your site to be Valid XHTML?

Because when you use the validator on W3C's site, you encounter a lot of problems.
For instance, it doesn't recognise the flash attributes (like quality=high), and tells you it's bad XHTML...

Normally i wouldn't really care, i write my stuff in Dreamweaver MX, so i assume the prog writes valid XHTML, but this is for a school project, and it HAS to be valid XHTML  ;D

So if anyone can tell me how to know for sure... thanks!

[Unknown]:
You can still use quality="high", etc.... you just have to do it correctly :P.

http://validator.w3.org/

-[Unknown]

Bouminok:
I just usually throw the page through the validator, and then see the source and problems it throws back at me and check them, see if that works and just go through like that over and over until I get valid XHTML.

Seph|roth:

--- Quote from: [Unknown] on September 04, 2003, 05:58:08 PM ---You can still use quality="high", etc.... you just have to do it correctly :P.

http://validator.w3.org/

-[Unknown]

--- End quote ---
... meaning? ???

Spaceman-Spiff:
make sure all single tags are closed with />
make sure all attributes are enclosed in double quotes

if u post your flash html code, we can tell you what's wrong with it

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