i (italic) element used.

  • Resolved theblackplanet1

    (@theblackplanet1)


    2 years, 2 months ago

    Hello to the community! I’m trying to validate a website and the achecker showed a number of i?(italic) element used. Repair:?Replace your?i?elements with?em?or?strong errors. So I used Real Time Find and Replace Pro plugin in order to replace the error lines in the code. But unfortunately even though most of the errors where fixed, there are still 3 more errors shown and I can’t find any way to deal with them. Any clue what I might do? Thank you in advance!

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  • Plugin Author Marios Alexandrou

    (@marios-alexandrou)

    Why not write rules to address the remaining errors?

    Thread Starter theblackplanet1

    (@theblackplanet1)

    Hello my friend Marios, thank you for your reply. Could you help me how to do this?

    Thread Starter theblackplanet1

    (@theblackplanet1)

    I’ve put error lines on the left side and the replace lines on the right but the errors are still there. Any clues?

    Plugin Author Marios Alexandrou

    (@marios-alexandrou)

    My guess is that what you’re putting in the left side doesn’t actually match anything on the page. Be sure to “view source” using your browser to confirm the text you want to replace is written how you expect. Even the difference of a single space in the Find box will cause the replacement to fail.

    Thread Starter theblackplanet1

    (@theblackplanet1)

    Unfortunately I’m not able to post screenshots in here, I’m pretty sure I’ve written correctly what I should write but still nothing changes…

    Plugin Author Marios Alexandrou

    (@marios-alexandrou)

    To confirm that what’s in the Find box is correct, copy it to the clipboard, then view the source of the page, and then paste the clipboard into the browser’s search box. If the search shows a match, then what you’ve specified is correct.

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