Use the "transitional" not the "strict" DTD. Erika >when i validated the following page >[http://www.cyklotron.com/journal/countries/colombia/19941221a] at the w3c >website I got the following error: > >* Line 59, column 828: > > ... n Spanish about El Parque de San Antonio." target="_new" href="http:// >... > ^ >Error: there is no attribute "target" > >here is the link i am using: > ><a title="click here to see a short article in Spanish about El Parque de >San Antonio." target="_new" >href="http://trmde.laciudad.com/entretenimiento/arte/contenido_arte.php3?cod >igo=55"> here</a> > > >tia! i can't figure it out > >Regards, >GEORGE DONNELLY >george at cyklotron.com >http://cyklotron.com/ >"There are no absolutes," they chatter, blanking out the fact that they are >uttering an absolute. -Ayn Rand > > >> apparently target is no longer a valid attribute in xhtml 1.0. is this > >> right? > > > > I'm not aware of any problem with the target attribute, and my > > reading of the XHTML spec doesn't suggest any problems, either. >What prompts > > your question? > > > > James Aylard erika at seastorm.com http://www.seastorm.com