TD composer has an error in the code on my page. You can see an additional double quote at the end of div tag.
You can see on the page at http://www.sheffieldnewsroom.co.uk.
<div class="wpb_wrapper wpb_text_column td_block_wrap td_block_wrap vc_column_text td_uid_15_5b79c3d…d ta_donotshow td-pb-border-top td_block_template_1" data-td-block-uid="td_uid_15_5b79c3d0223a5" ">
The code is fine. It will not affect the proper functionality of the composer or the page.
If you take a look in html mode, you will also see an = sign here: https://www.screencast.com/t/WBVjIabx
Thanks
Then can you tell me how to achieve a validated HTML – here are some of the errors that W3C validator reported including this one http://www.screencast.com/t/WYoqkjUJ
Hi,
That would be hard, that test find errors anywhere. For example the YouTube main page contains 571 errors according to the test tool. Even the Google search page contain 20 errors.
I would not worry with that tool, quite irrelevant.
Simon,
The reason I asked is that there are some incomplete attributes in your code. I do understand the strange one for functionality but you do have some that break cardinal rules.
For example, you have closing quotes without a corresponding opening …i.e. <div "></div> and I am told to ignore this. That’s just not right!
You also have a very strange markup <div "="></div> which I would like to know what exactly that means.
So while you tell me to ignore your special attribute (and I will), I would like an explanation for the incomplete attributes and the equal sign as an attribute.
Thanks
Hi,
The composer is created by our skilled developer team, a project that dates years back. It is also constantly developed and improved.
What exactly is the problem you are having with it? If there is an actual problem caused by the shortcodes the composer uses I will make a note of it and it will be fixed as soon as possible.
Simion,
I do not wish to prolong this … you have a great product and I am grateful for it. However, I do need the following explained to give me (and my boss) as the code deviate from W3C rules.
1. Closing quotes without a corresponding opening:
<div "></div>
2. This new attribute
<div "="></div>
Hi,
I understand what you mean, but I can’t explain the shortcodes and syntax used which appears strange to you. Everything in the code is there for a reason, since the page builder has been built from the ground up.
We made it that it is compatible with Visual composer shortcodes on a level for an easier transition between the two if users decide to do it.
As I mentioned the page builder is always being improved where possible.
I am sorry for any inconvenience caused, you could always use the WPBakery page builder included in the package. But with it the new features and the many ones to come will not be compatible.
