Do you fix warnings in the CSS validator ?

**wii** · Jun 14, 2006, 11:57

Do you fix warnings in the CSS validator ?

I do, I noticed that most people don´t. It does require some extra work, but I do like to see my sites like this:

No error or warning found

Congratulations!

This document validates as CSS!

**zcorpan** · Jun 14, 2006, 12:11

No. Unless there are mistakes I've missed to fix. In fact I can live with CSS validation errors aswell (like if I use expressions or underscore hacks, or CSS3, or other browser specific properties).

I mostly don't even use the CSS validator. I use Firefox's Error Console and DOM Inspector for debugging.

**fisherboy** · Jun 14, 2006, 19:59

Yes.

I am not sure enough of my own skills. With the odd exception I try to get EVERYTHING validated, working on the theory that it's probably better than if I left it as it was.

Not a good scientific reason but........

Too bad.

**Tyssen** · Jun 14, 2006, 20:53

Sorry, misread the title and voted incorrectly. I don't bother correcting warnings because most of the time they refer to the background/foreground colour combination. I do try and keep my main (non-IE) stylesheets error-free though.

**Grimlock** · Jun 17, 2006, 18:39

Yes I fix errors in my HTML or CSS but I never have to because I use TopStyle Lite to edit my CSS files. Everyone should create valid HTML and valid CSS, it's just the right way to do it.