The problem is that I have no idea what most of the error messages mean. Like I said before, it says there is an error in my css file, but I can't find it and it doesn't seem to be telling me exactly where to look.
The problem is that I have no idea what most of the error messages mean. Like I said before, it says there is an error in my css file, but I can't find it and it doesn't seem to be telling me exactly where to look.
ok, So I hate to keep bugging you guys with my silly questions, but somehow in all my changes today I lost the product image that was showing up in the best seller sidebox. Any ideas as to how I did that?![]()
Your home page actually validates with no CSS errors, though there are 700 some warnings. Most of those are about text color and background color being the same in certain places, which ought to be fixed. The other big group of warnings is about having set a text color without a background color or vice versa, which could be a problem if not coordinated, but will be fine if properly coordinated.
The HTML fails with 9 errors. If you run the validation with "show source" checked, it will list the HTML output with line numbers so you can see the context of each error. Use the Developers Toolkit in admin > Tools to search for a small distinctive bit of code at each error, and you should be able to find the file where it is generated.
No ideas about the image ATM.
If you are talking about the CSS validation errors that start like: mso-something-or-other, thats crap from making something in Microsoft Office and pasting it into your site.
You won't find it in your style sheet, it's embedded in whatever you pasted.
Mostly harmless.
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