CSS validator error: "Invalid number : borderParse Error - [empty string]"

[Stephen Poley]

Could some kind soul explain the errors and warnings that the W3C CSS
validator generates for page: http://www.atlis.nl/testsite/nl/

Results at: http://tinyurl.com/5pxqx

The error "Invalid number : borderParse Error - [empty string]" may be
due to something I've done, but I'm blowed if I can see what.

While the warning "property display doesn't exist for media" has me
baffled.

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Stephen Poley

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[Els]

Stephen Poley wrote:

Could some kind soul explain the errors and warnings that
the W3C CSS validator generates for page:
http://www.atlis.nl/testsite/nl/

Results at: http://tinyurl.com/5pxqx

The error "Invalid number : borderParse Error - [empty
string]" may be due to something I've done, but I'm blowed
if I can see what.
AFAICS the media handheld doesn't allow border properties,
While the warning "property display doesn't exist for
media" has me baffled.

nor display or margin-left.

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[Brian]

Stephen Poley wrote:

the errors and warnings that the W3C CSS validator generates for
page: http://www.atlis.nl/testsite/nl/

error "Invalid number : borderParse Error - [empty string]"

warning "property display doesn't exist for media"

As Els said, I think this is a @media problem. I *think* the problem is
with the css "validator"; it does not know how to deal with handheld
media properties. I asked about this some time ago, and recall getting
that as an answer, but I cannot remember where. :-( Moreover, a Goolge
search turns up no useful info.

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[Stephen Poley]

On Fri, 20 Aug 2004 16:30:01 -0400, Brian
<us*****@julietremblay.com.invalid> wrote:

Stephen Poley wrote:

the errors and warnings that the W3C CSS validator generates for
page: http://www.atlis.nl/testsite/nl/

error "Invalid number : borderParse Error - [empty string]"

warning "property display doesn't exist for media"

As Els said, I think this is a @media problem. I *think* the problem is
with the css "validator"; it does not know how to deal with handheld
media properties.

It is a problem with the validator; I tried Google again and found this:
http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=392

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Stephen Poley

http://www.xs4all.nl/~sbpoley/webmatters/