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Fred
Maybe it's just me, but this seems a little silly....
At the top of my page, I have a list of topics and they link to
"bookmarks" later down the page.
My id tags were flagged because they have to be a single token (I
assume that means a single word ....not a phrase). So I change all of
the id's and make sure to update all of the href="# . The next time I
go to validate, I get slammed because the id and name tags have to be
the same. NOTE: The name tag validates just fine when coded with
multiple words !
I don't understand the logic here and I'm also wondering whether, with
certain browsers (or screen readers), this is going to cause a lot of
repetition.
Any comments ? What's the logic here ? (I haven't tried just coding
one or the other...just id or just name...wonder whether that would
have been a timesaver.)
Fred
At the top of my page, I have a list of topics and they link to
"bookmarks" later down the page.
My id tags were flagged because they have to be a single token (I
assume that means a single word ....not a phrase). So I change all of
the id's and make sure to update all of the href="# . The next time I
go to validate, I get slammed because the id and name tags have to be
the same. NOTE: The name tag validates just fine when coded with
multiple words !
I don't understand the logic here and I'm also wondering whether, with
certain browsers (or screen readers), this is going to cause a lot of
repetition.
Any comments ? What's the logic here ? (I haven't tried just coding
one or the other...just id or just name...wonder whether that would
have been a timesaver.)
Fred