I'm getting a crazy set of errors. I'm using Bootstrap code and have not edited it. So why is this showing an error?
A
link
element with asizes
attribute must have arel
attribute that contains the valueicon
or the valueapple-touch-icon
.
…
Bad value
banner
for attributerole
on elementnav
.
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Maintainer of the W3C HTML checker (validator) here. The rel=apple-touch-icon-precomposed
error is because I recently updated the checker to conform to HTML spec requirements for sizes
:
The
sizes
attribute is used with theicon
link type. The attribute must not be specified onlink
elements that do not have arel
attribute that specifies theicon
keyword or theapple-touch-icon
keyword.
About the error for role=banner
on nav
, that’s because the checker conforms to requirements in the ARIA in HTML spec that nav
must not have any role other than navigation
.
But note that the ARIA in HTML spec also states the following requirement:
Web developers should not set the ARIA
role
andaria-*
attributes to values that match the implicit ARIA semantics defined in the table.
And requirements in “the table” cited state that the implicit semantics of nav
are navigation
.
Therefore, if you use role=navigation
with nav
, the checker will emit a warning.
So bottom line is, per the ARIA in HTML requirements, nav
should never have an explicit role
.
Looks like the Validator is happier with:
<link rel="apple-touch-icon".....
instead of
<link rel="apple-touch-icon-precomposed"......
And for the other error, you can make the Validator happy by altering the offending role="banner"
setting to "role=navigation"
:
<nav id="main-menu" ..... role="navigation">
either leaving it in and living with the resulting 'Warning' or omit the value completely (the best solution) and the Validator will be happy :)
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