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    1. Re: [ROOTSWEB-HELP] Validate - CSS
    2. DONNA COOPER
    3. Thanks for your help, Pat. The problem that I have here is that I created a table from a Word document that was in a file that was sent to me to use on the web. It seemed easier than recreating the entire page. A long story short - I found most of Microsoft's table boo-boos and repaired the entire page and have the 500 and some table errors now down to one error. I think that one is from the style sheet that Roots puts on the web pages that they host as part of the banner. Because - I can't find it anywhere in my file. It is for an unrecognized link element or xml-stylesheet PI. As to what xml-stylesheet might define, I have no clue. Help appreciated!!! Thanks, Donna --- On Sat, 12/12/09, Patricia Geary <patgeary@comcast.net> wrote: > From: Patricia Geary <patgeary@comcast.net> > Subject: Re: [ROOTSWEB-HELP] Validate - CSS > To: rootsweb-help@rootsweb.com > Date: Saturday, December 12, 2009, 1:37 PM > At 02:24 PM 12/12/2009, DONNA COOPER > wrote: > >Help, Please! > > > >I am trying to validate a CSS page - yuck! > > > >The message is somewhat similar to this for 535 errors > for one page > >with a table - "Value Error : border-width  only 0 > can be a length. > >You must put a unit after your number :  1" > > > >My question is what do they mean by this saying width > can only be a > >length? Where I went to school length and width were > not the same > >thing. *smile* > > > >And - besides all this - the line number it gives > doesn't show > >anything close to what the message reads. I mean that > they have 4000 > >or more lines and the document has a little over 2000 > or so. > > > >I feel a little more than stupid about this but then I > am new to CSS > >and probably don't even begin to understand the > language. I could > >use some help from someone out there who has some CSS > knowledge to > >share with me. > =========== > > any number other than 0 requires a unit of measurement to > validate > > Example 1px or 1em > > Hard to say without seeing the page and the css file. > > Remember any time you use a number for measurement it > requires the > unit also - px or em or for border thin or thick. > > pat > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ROOTSWEB-HELP-request@rootsweb.com > with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the > subject and the body of the message >

    12/12/2009 07:02:12