| Posted by aljones on 04/03/07 22:52 
Ed Seedhouse wrote:> On Tue, 03 Apr 2007 02:18:06 GMT, aljones <al@shotmail.com> wrote:
 >
 >> Ran W3C validation and it's complaining that I have an embedded <ul> at
 >> line 24.
 >
 > That would be because you do.
 >
 >> <UL>
 >>   <li>  </li>
 >>   <li>  </li>
 >>   <ul>
 >>     <li>  </li>
 >>     <li>  </li>
 >>   </ul>
 >> </ul>
 >
 > The only allowed sub element of UL is LI.  Anything else has to go
 > inside an LI, so:
 >
 > <UL>
 >    <li>  </li>
 >    <li>
 >      <ul>
 >        <li>  </li>
 >        <li>  </li>
 >      </ul>
 >   </li>
 > </ul>
 >
 
 Noted and commented on elsewhere, thanks ...
 --
 //al
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