What is the practical benefit to keep CSS 100% validated (not using any hacks), for client’s projects.? even if there is no cross browser problem.
And what type of problem i can face in future if i do not maintain CSS validity 100%.
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What is the practical benefit to keep CSS 100% validated (not using any hacks), for client’s projects.? even if there is no cross browser problem.
And what type of problem i can face in future if i do not maintain CSS validity 100%.
Practical….hmm, I suppose that you can say to the client “it’s 100% validated”? In practice if you’re doing anything complex (e,g, opacity) it’s extremely difficult to maintain 100% valid CSS, conditional stylesheets it a way to eliminate most of these cases, but not everything.
Do what works in this case, not what the validator tells you. That being said, don’t ignore validation errors that are legitimate errors not there for a specific reason.