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links to gif images point to old location in dd.css and dd_after.css
e.g.:
line 77: background:transparent url(../images/msDropDown.gif) no-repeat;
line 85: background:transparent url(../images/icon-arrow.gif)
line 133: background-image:url(../icons/sprite.gif);
images and icons folder no longer exist.
This is causing some w3c errors as shown in screenshot
Comment | File | Size | Author |
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w3c_broken-links.png | 111.38 KB | estepix |
Comments
Comment #1
manfer CreditAttribution: manfer commentedThose css rules are not being used so those image files are never requested by the browser and if you inspect the loading with for example firebug you won't see any 404 not found error. The rules are part of the alternative skin available in ms-dropdown javascript library and is why have not been deleted from the css files though they are not used.
I will solve this in dev release in case someone wants to avoid that warning when checking in a CSS validation service. Besides adding the files will allow to have a second skin if in a future release a skin property is added to language dropdown switcher.
Thanks for the report.
Comment #2
manfer CreditAttribution: manfer commentedFix pushed to 7.x-1.x development version
Comment #3
manfer CreditAttribution: manfer commentedFix applied to 6.x-1.x version too and pushed.