1 gupik Mar 04, 2008 22:59
3 gupik Mar 05, 2008 03:42
LOL... thanks!!!
4 gupik Mar 06, 2008 20:18
Hmm... and now, why it doesn't validate?
http://blog.manjikai.com/dojo.php/basic-flowplayer-integration-plugin
should we be concerned by this stuff anyway? See youtube.com - so many errors :D
5 edb Mar 06, 2008 20:32
Whether or not you should be concerned about it is up to you. Personally I like the idea of doing valid code, but for a fact what really matters is if it works well across multiple browsers. Like, "valid" doesn't mean "works" is what I mean.
You have divs inside a p tag. Shame on you!
6 sam2kb Mar 06, 2008 20:33
<p>Here's a demo of mp3 player:<br />
you didn't close <p> tag
We're better than Youtube ;)
7 gupik Mar 06, 2008 21:29
Yeeeah... shame on me :) Just the auto_p plugin probably enters it without my knowledge :D
EDIT: Yeaaah... now it's valid :D
8 edb Mar 06, 2008 21:48
I suspected auto-P was related to the issue. Like, you probably had
here is the opening of a paragraph
[[here is a plugin doing it's thing]]
[[here is another instance of a plugin]]
here is the end of my text.
Auto-P doesn't see that as paragraphs because it doesn't see a blank line between lines.
here is the opening of a paragraph
[[here is a plugin doing it's thing]]
[[here is another instance of a plugin]]here is the end of my text.
This would have been handled differently because it would have seen the empty line. Both instances of the plugin would also be in a P tag IF auto-P is not smart enough to figure out to not wrap a div in a P tag. I think it is but I don't know for sure.
9 gupik Mar 06, 2008 21:55
Maybe it's because I made the video plugin priority=80, and auto_p is priority=70...? Anyway, I can always disable it in posts in which I want to embed flash player. Thanks :D
Just remove "/" from the end of the object tag, you already close it with </object>