I know this may seem minor, but the 1.4 version didn't have this problem. It looks like your nested divs inside "a href" tags is not allowed in XHTML. You could use spans I believe and get the same result if you change the css a little, or just add the ID tags to the "a href"'s themselves. Anyway, I've worked hard to keep a fully XHTML compliant website and your module breaks it. See attached screenshot. I know this can be fixed without disrupting too much. Please take a look.
See the site for more detail:
http://kpbj.com
See this official W3C validator output for more info:
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3a%2f%2fkpbj.com
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #2 | rpx_widgets.module_20111110.patch | 398 bytes | gregarios |
| janrain_errors.png | 280.1 KB | gregarios |
Comments
Comment #1
gregarios commentedComment #2
gregarios commentedAttached is a simple patch to fix this, if you wouldn't mind applying it to your 6.x-2.x-dev version. It fixes XHTML compliance with the widgets login module.
Comment #3
gregarios commentedAny chance this will get into the next release??
Comment #4
geokat commentedI don't see why not.
Comment #5
gregarios commentedFor some reason this patch didn't get into the 6.x-2.2 version!
Having
divtags inside ofatags is not W3C compliant.Comment #6
geokat commented6.x-2.2 was a security release.
This patch should be included in the next regular release.