Validating MenuMachine javascript menus with W3C
I love MenuMachine…love it. I can do things with it that make me look [to my clients, anyway] like a web design guru. For those of you not aware, Menu Machine is a GoLive extension which allows you to build javascript based menus in a WYSIWYG way. But one thing has always nagged at the back of my mind…all the custom code that MenuMachine 2.x [MM2] writes into the page couldn’t possibly pass W3C validation. Finally I decided to dig around at Big Bang Extensions to see if there was an easy answer to this question, and lo and behold, there is: GoLive can strip the custom code from web pages ON THE FLY as it uploads them to a server!
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- Published:
- 01.16.07 / 12am
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- GoLive CS2, MenuMachine, Uncategorized
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