Hi all,
As part of the styling of the hierarchical secondary pages (e.g. World News) article-lime.css is used. This style sheet is a carry-over from the previous incarnation of the signs webpage.
I have noticed some issues with the html and css you have used and I would like to bring this to your attention.
1. id selectors re-use
As part of the styling of articles you use the #Story<...> set of id's with associated rules in the style sheet. The idea behind id=" " is that it is a *unique* identifier for a node in the document tree. You will find a class selector better suited for your purposes.
2. invalid html tags (sort of)
As part of your process of bringing content from source to html page, you have somehow introduced the <story> tag. The issue is that your standard DTD does not have support for this tag. Maybe you could move to <div id="story-..."> or create a custom DTD?
Cheers and let me know if you have any questions.
Dominique.
As part of the styling of the hierarchical secondary pages (e.g. World News) article-lime.css is used. This style sheet is a carry-over from the previous incarnation of the signs webpage.
I have noticed some issues with the html and css you have used and I would like to bring this to your attention.
1. id selectors re-use
As part of the styling of articles you use the #Story<...> set of id's with associated rules in the style sheet. The idea behind id=" " is that it is a *unique* identifier for a node in the document tree. You will find a class selector better suited for your purposes.
2. invalid html tags (sort of)
As part of your process of bringing content from source to html page, you have somehow introduced the <story> tag. The issue is that your standard DTD does not have support for this tag. Maybe you could move to <div id="story-..."> or create a custom DTD?
Cheers and let me know if you have any questions.
Dominique.