Validating at http://d-theme.com/mobi. The W3C validator rejects thead and tbody using the Mobile doctype. The W3C also complains about the links at the end of the page.

Note the default validation button at D-theme validates for XHTML. You have to change the validation to doctype auto then revalidate.

Comments

deekayen’s picture

Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)

The thead and tbody are from your node body, not the theme.
The links at the end of the page are being output from the $closure theme variable, which isn't CSS link specific. In fact, the theme intentionally leaves out the theme css variable at all from the theme.
I don't know what there is in your report that's the fault of the theme.

peterx’s picture

The links were from an experiment in progress and are now gone. The thead/tbody is weird. The mobile standard does not mention thead or tbody and they are rejected but they are required for regular HTML because tables fail some of the accessibility validations without those elements. I guess the people writing the various standards are so buried in political point scoring that they just do not care if their standards are usable or practical. I started adding comments to some of the standards under public review to point out inconsistencies that make a consistent implementation impossible.