ugly mother
30Nov2002 Filed under: meThis hideous look is going to stay until tomorrow, I’m too tired to fix it right now.
I have to figure out how to fix LJ’s code-generator so that when it puts singletons in it uses the proper xhtml singleton syntax. Otherwise this page will never validate.
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November 30th, 2002 at 8:59 pm
Subject: invalid markup
What html code does lj add that isn’t defined in your template?
November 30th, 2002 at 10:11 pm
Subject: invalid markup
well, the validator shows that there’s a meta tag and a whole bunch of <br> tags that should have trailing slashes according to singleton syntax.
December 1st, 2002 at 1:44 am
Subject: Re: invalid markup
Ah. Yes. I hadn’t noticed that meta tag before; That appears to be the only thing that lj inserts into my journal that isn’t in my style or my GLOBAL_HEAD. I haven’t even tried to make mine clean yet. I’m still tweaking it. Right now it’s a mishmash of versions. If you don’t nead anything out of GLOBAL_HEAD, I bet it wouldn’t show up if you left out %%head%% :) (though I haven’t tested that theory).