Closed nemesifier closed 4 years ago
@nemesisdesign , I checked the templates but found the <ul>
within <div>
and not viceversa at changeform.html. It maybe that I am viewing the wrong template, if so can you please tell me the correct one :)
@nepython It's not in a template, these divs are added dynamicaly by a script. Anyway, I am working on solving it right now.
In the infinite scrolling subnet visualizer, I noticed that a
<div>
is used to load pages, but that<div>
is inside a<ul>
element, which makes it not valid HTML. We should change the structure of the HTML so that it's valid.We can use something like
<section>
><div>
><a>
(instead of<ul>
><div>
><li><a>
.CC: @pawelplsi