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Posted by groups2 on 03/15/07 05:20
On Mar 14, 10:16 pm, grou...@reenie.org wrote:
> If I get clean up a page with tidy (the firefox validator version)
> using a unicode charactar set, and then go to the W3C validator , the
> W3C validator finds invalid characters. How do I clean it up using
> unicode in tidy and then validate it with W3C ?
>
> If I use ascii in Tidy, W3C accepts it, but I don't want to use
> ascii.
>
> Tidy in firefox has an option for iso-8859 but it doesn't do anything-
> the only choices in the actual cleanup are ascii and unicode. What's
> up with that ?
If I tidy the document using ascii encoding and then change the
stated encoding to utf:
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8">
It validates.
My guess is that tidy has it backwords and the w3 validation is
correct, but that seems to simple so I'm still wondering what the heck
is going on.
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