• Resolved bjamieson

    (@bjamieson)


    After updating to Ligonberry theme version 1.23, I ran the output through the W3C validator. It reports that the closing bracket on the HTML tag is missing.

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  • Is it?

    Sorry but I don’t know how to answer this without sounding condescending.

    I think maybe what you mean is that you have searched for the missing bracket and cannot find it, in witch case you will need to show us your html. (please look at it one more time before you do)

    Thread Starter bjamieson

    (@bjamieson)

    From ligonberry 1.23 header.php:

    <!DOCTYPE html>
    
    <html <?php language_attributes(); ?>
    
    	<head>

    Output using the theme:

    <!DOCTYPE html>
    
    <html lang="en-US"
    	<head>

    Closing bracket on the html tag is missing.

    Thread Starter bjamieson

    (@bjamieson)

    Looks like this goes back to 1.0 of the theme. Proper syntax is

    <html <?php language_attributes(); ?>>

    Note the second angle bracket after the php fragment is closed.

    So your good then yes?

    Although I think it would be.

    <html>
    <?php language_attributes(); ?>
    </html>

    But i really have no idea what you are doing, caouse you have like no discrpition of what is actually going on. I am no longer following this thread.

    Theme Author Anders Norén

    (@anlino)

    Hi bjamieson,

    You’re right, of course. I’ve added the missing closing bracket in the just submitted version 1.24 of Lingonberry. Thanks for the bug report!

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