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Unicorn - W3C's Unified Validator
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Bug found 8/21/2011 #158

Closed vivienlacourba closed 7 years ago

vivienlacourba commented 8 years ago

Reported by developer on 21 Aug 2011 18:07 UTC Love your site and service! However, I get the following messages in error:

URI: http://archives.appliedapologetics.org/css/styles.css 27 body You have no color set (or color is set to transparent) but you have set a background-color. Make sure that cascading of colors keeps the text reasonably legible.
40 table You have no color set (or color is set to transparent) but you have set a background-color. Make sure that cascading of colors keeps the text reasonably legible.

I have both color and background-color set for both table and body. If I remove one, it complains its missing (as it should - i.e., remove color but keep background-color, or v.v.) If I have both color and background-color, then I get the errors.

FYI

vivienlacourba commented 8 years ago

Comment by developer@dokimay.com on 21 Aug 2011 18:10 UTC Replying to developer@:

The original url for the evaluation is http://archives.appliedapologetics.org/bstdy/51_col/index.php and it refers back to the .css denoted above

Love your site and service! However, I get the following messages in error:

URI: http://archives.appliedapologetics.org/css/styles.css 27 body You have no color set (or color is set to transparent) but you have set a background-color. Make sure that cascading of colors keeps the text reasonably legible.
40 table You have no color set (or color is set to transparent) but you have set a background-color. Make sure that cascading of colors keeps the text reasonably legible.

I have both color and background-color set for both table and body. If I remove one, it complains its missing (as it should - i.e., remove color but keep background-color, or v.v.) If I have both color and background-color, then I get the errors.

FYI

jean-gui commented 7 years ago

These were warnings that no longer seem to be present.