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Re: Creating Valid Code
From: Bourne, Sarah (ITD)
Date: Sep 14, 2011 9:54AM
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Ryan,
Elaborating on what Elle and John said, you can get quirky problems if you don't have valid code. This is because the browsers have to guess what you meant. This can result in things like JAWS reading a form correctly one time but not the next time you check. If you are getting inconsistent results with AT, you should go back and look at those HTML errors the validator found. Tags that aren't closed and/or that are nested improperly are likely suspects.
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