CSS W3C validation error

[streever]

It looks like you just need to have the @charset before the CSS comment! Good luck.

[streever]

According to the validator, the only issue is that the @charset is not the first line of text--that is normal, that is an issue. The rest of your styles come up as perfect.

Here is what you can do:

1. Ignore it. It's not really a problem! Validation is a useful tool. Validation is also a good GOAL. However, not all goals are reachable, and if a validation failure on one item doesn't in any way hurt the display/function of your site, then you can safely ignore it.

2. Remove the @charset rule. it's not needed. the cms by default is communicating your charset (utf-8) and there is no reason to specify it again in your CSS file that I can think of.

[Dr.CSS]

I would look at getting the HTML to validate before I worried about the CSS...

http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1 ... ork.com%2F


Result:  260 Errors, 13 warning(s)