Hi there,
I've created a series of layouts designed to be optimized for search
engines, and yet also standards-compliant.
The problem isn't in the layouts themselves, but in the display of the
code.
I use the <pre> tags to ensure that the code, as well as all of the tag
formatting, gets transported.
The problem is that pre, by default, doesn't wrap words. I've got a
solution in place that's cross-browser compatible, but unfortunately
the W3 validator doesn't like it.
To see what I mean, click here:
http://www.searchenginefriendlylayou...footer_23.html
The pre areas are the ones in the content area with the black border
and the light grey background. That's how I want them to appear, but
again, the W3 validator presents errors:
http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/v...der_footer.css
As you can see, the only errors are those related to the word-wrap.
Everything else is fine.
Any ideas on how I can accomplish both of my goals? (Standards
compliance and pre word-wrapping?)
Thanks.