Closed VivienDZB closed 4 years ago
There is a new way to test this: Check the page with the validator: https://validator.w3.org/nu/ Run the bookmarklet "Check for WCAG 2.0 parcing compliance", which can be found here: https://validator.w3.org/nu/about.html#extras
The following pages still have syntax issues: Add Deck - https://slidewiki.org/addDeck (number = 3) Editor - https://slidewiki.org/deck/131649-1/_/slide/856768-2/856768-2:2/edit (number = 9) Markdown editor - https://slidewiki.org/deck/131649-1/_/slide/856768-2/856768-2:2/markdownEdit (number = 9) Presentation view - https://slidewiki.org/presentation/131649/_/131649/856767-2/#/slide-856767-2 (number = 16) Contact us - https://slidewiki.org/contactus (number = 1)
Fixed in #1283
Request: The intent of this criterion is to ensure that user agents, including assistive technologies, can accurately interpret and parse content. If the content cannot be parsed into a data structure, then different user agents may present it differently or be completely unable to parse it. Some user agents use "repair techniques" to render poorly coded content.
Issue: Validating the pages with the W3C Validator results in errors. If possible, the errors should be corrected.
Validator: https://validator.w3.org/nu/
Pages: