Valid W3C

  • Hello,

    Is there a trick or some action I can take to make this plugin comply with W3C standards?

    Thank you.

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  • Thread Starter RL

    (@yofazza)

    I know that even the big ones like Google don’t always adhere to the standards, but it’s likely because there are benefits, like backward, or cross-browser, compatibilities.

    What I cannot see, is the benefit Facebook gains from breaking the standards.

    They are using non-standard attributes that nobody else is using, while there is actually a way to make it standards-compliant by using the data-* attribute.

    Reminds me to the old IE don’t you think?

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