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petak Posts: 40 Joined: 5/24/2002 From: Melbourne Victoria Australia Status: offline	x extensions - 6/18/2002 6:08:44 Had my site checked out by Weblint Gateway and they came up with two problems, one was a silly mistake of mine, soon fixed, but the other is TECHNICAL Attribute for STYLE and or TABLE is extended markup [use "-x ,extension> to allow this] No idea, and none of my books mention this. Regards from downunder


Reflect Posts: 4769 From: USA Status: offline	RE: x extensions - 6/18/2002 7:42:15 Hi, Can you post a URL to the page that they made this coment on? Thanks, Brian Work hard, play fair, stay sane (in reply to petak)


petak Posts: 40 Joined: 5/24/2002 From: Melbourne Victoria Australia Status: offline	RE: x extensions - 6/19/2002 20:29:34 Thanks here is the URL http://itbasiks.tripod.com The site will be hosted elsewhere soon, but am still fine tuning. I know that the top HTML faults are from the Tripod Banner, but the ones I do not understand are on line ,75,82,110,197,232, bear with me until after 2100hrs Aust Time as I have to upload the code corrections I understood. Thanks Regards from downunder (in reply to petak)


Gil Posts: 7533 From: North Carolina, USA Status: offline	RE: x extensions - 6/19/2002 21:35:35 Hard to tell, I can't make a lot of sense out of the code at all. I think you may have the record for the most non-breaking spaces I've ever seen though I did notice one of the arrows is on top of some text - impossible to read it. I'll try to look again later, when I have time to use Ultra Edit on it. Gil Harvey The Host Factory Resellers are our Specialty Find a Web Professional (in reply to petak)


swoosh Posts: 1437 Joined: 5/18/2002 From: Beaver Falls, PA Status: offline	RE: x extensions - 6/19/2002 21:56:08 It's saying that your using a formatting attribute that is designed for Netscape but not up to current HTML standards. You can find out more with this link. Scroll down to the section labled Netscapisms http://www.eecs.berkeley.edu/Homepage/html.checking.shtml Hope this helps, Swoooosh Edited by - swoosh on 06/19/2002 21:59:11 (in reply to petak)


bobby Posts: 11394 Joined: 8/15/1969 From: Seattle WA USA Status: offline	RE: x extensions - 6/19/2002 22:51:51 That is one of the most fascinating things I've read on web design in a long time. Something tells me it's time to start digging deep into XML. ____ "There is too much apathy in the world, but I don't care." (in reply to petak)


petak Posts: 40 Joined: 5/24/2002 From: Melbourne Victoria Australia Status: offline	RE: x extensions - 6/20/2002 8:47:52 Thanks for the comments, puzzled about the Netscapizm, as the site was build soley in FP, so why should the HTML be that way inclined? The spaces are just empty lines in the table layout, so I assumed that is what FP did. Any help happily looked at. Peta Regards from downunder (in reply to petak)


Gil Posts: 7533 From: North Carolina, USA Status: offline	RE: x extensions - 6/20/2002 8:56:10 quote: Something tells me it's time to start digging deep into XML. Past time, bobby... Gil Harvey The Host Factory Resellers are our Specialty Find a Web Professional (in reply to petak)