[SOLVED]Getting a CSS validation issue with Gallery module in CMSMS 1.8

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[SOLVED]Getting a CSS validation issue with Gallery module in CMSMS 1.8

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I'm getting a file not found CSS validation issue on all pages that make use of the gallery module:
 File not found: http://www.johnpyemotors.com/modules/Ga ... es/css/JPM Lytebox - no image count.css: Not Found
Direct link to the CSS validation page:
http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/vali ... llery.html

Now this error is really strange, as if you navigate to that page it loads up instantly, so it is actually there, and it does actually work.  The gallery does function properly, and the templates that I have made in the gallery module are working exactly as planned.  It appears to be just a validation issue, but its a strange one.  Its also a shame as its the only error on my whole site that I have found (so far).

I'm guessing this error is caused by the new upgrades and how stylesheets now work.

I know that the html in question looks like this:
I am at a loss as to why CSS validation reports that a file is not accessible, when you can clearly click on the link to see the file.  Any ideas.


PLEASE NOTE:  If you actually try to access that file yourselves it will not work - I only put up the site for validation, and then take it down again.  There are some finishing touches that are needed before I can leave it up.  I am sure that it is fully accessible when I am testing it!!
Last edited by luminous on Sat Jul 10, 2010 2:48 pm, edited 1 time in total.
uniqu3

Re: Getting a CSS validation issue with Gallery module in CMSMS 1.8

Post by uniqu3 »

You have set your site under construction in cms?

Look at your sourcecode:

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<div style="left:30%; position:absolute; top:300px; width:600px; height:350px; background-color:white; background-image:url('/images_temp/construction.gif'); background-position: 0px 20px;          "> 
<h1 style="left:0px; position:absolute; text-align:center; width:600px;" >Site is currently under development, please call again soon</h1> 
 
</div> 
 
<div style="width:100%; text-align:center;"> 
<img  src="/images_temp/JPMTempSite.png"/> 
</div>
This way validation can't work.
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Re: Getting a CSS validation issue with Gallery module in CMSMS 1.8

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Thanks for fast response...solved it myself as soon as I saw my own post.  Looking at my quote when it posted up some of it is in blue, some black...gave the game away :D

Its the naming convention I have used for my stylesheets.  I have used spaces etc in the filename, and it does not like that.

P.S.  I did say in the PLEASE NOTE section that the site is set to be down as default.  I just remove that setting, attempt validation, and then take it down again ;)
Last edited by luminous on Sat Jul 10, 2010 2:51 pm, edited 1 time in total.
uniqu3

Re: [SOLVED]Getting a CSS validation issue with Gallery module in CMSMS 1.8

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P.S.  I did say in the PLEASE NOTE section that the site is set to be down as default.  I just remove that setting, attempt validation, and then take it down again
And i have read this part after posting  ;)
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Re: [SOLVED]Getting a CSS validation issue with Gallery module in CMSMS 1.8

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uniqu3 wrote:
P.S.  I did say in the PLEASE NOTE section that the site is set to be down as default.  I just remove that setting, attempt validation, and then take it down again
And i have read this part after posting  ;)
Lol :) 

You have some nice sites btw, was looking through some of the work you have done.  I'll be saving this topic just in case I need to get in touch!
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