A listing of these
elements and
attributes can be
found at:
This Custom Report
can be downloaded
for use with
AccVerify,
AccRepair, and
AccMonitor. Simply
Extract the files
into the C:\Program
Files\HISC\AccVerify
Pro\Test Suites or
C:\Program
Files\HISC\AccMonitor\Test
Suites directories
to use. For those
using the custom
check development
environment you can
store in any folder
as long as all files
are in the same
folder.
Elements and
attributes tested
for as part of this
test:
-
APPLET: The
Applet element
should not be
used at all in
your page.
-
BASEFONT: The <BASEFONT>
element should
not be used at
all in your
page.
-
BODY: When
using the <BODY>
element, you
should not use
the "alink",
"background", "bgcolor",
"link", "text",
or "vlink"
attributes to
set the page,
text or
hyperlink
colors.
-
BR: When using
the <BR>
element, you
should not use
the "clear"
attribute in the
break element.
-
CAPTION: When
using the
<CAPTION>
element, do not
use the "Align"
attribute,
instead use
style sheets for
alignment.
-
CENTER: The
<CENTER> element
should not be
used at all in
your page. Use
style sheets for
centering
instead.
-
DIR: The <DIR>
element
(Directory List)
should not be
used at all in
your page.
-
DIV: When using
the <DIV>
element, do not
use the "align"
attribute to
format the
grouping. Use
style sheets
instead.
-
DL: When using
the <DL>
element, do not
use the
"compact"
attribute to
format the
list. Use style
sheets instead.
-
FONT: The
<FONT> element
should not be
used at all in
your page. You
should not set
the font color,
size or other
attributes of
the font tag
directly.
Instead, use
style sheets.
-
H1: When using
the <H1>
element, do not
use the "Align"
attribute,
instead use
style sheets for
alignment.
-
H2: When using
the <H2>
element, do not
use the "Align"
attribute,
instead use
style sheets for
alignment.
-
H3: When using
the <H3>
element, do not
use the "Align"
attribute,
instead use
style sheets for
alignment.
-
H4: When using
the <H4>
element, do not
use the "Align"
attribute,
instead use
style sheets for
alignment.
-
H5: When using
the <H5>
element, do not
use the "Align"
attribute,
instead use
style sheets for
alignment.
-
H6: When using
the <H6>
element, do not
use the "Align"
attribute,
instead use
style sheets for
alignment.
-
HTML: When using
the <HTML>
element, do not
use the
"version"
attribute,
instead use a
DTD (Document
Type
Description) for
describing the
HTML to which
the page
complies.
-
HR: When using
an <HR> element
(Horizontal
Rule), do not
use the "align"
, "width",
"noshade", or
"size"
attributes. Use
Style Sheets
instead.
-
IFRAME: When
using the
<IFRAME> element
(Inline Frames),
do not use the
"Align"
attribute,
instead use
style sheets for
alignment.
-
IMG: When using
an <IMG> image
element, do not
use the "align",
"border",
"hspace" or
"vspace"
attributes.
Instead, use
style sheets for
alignment of the
image.
-
INPUT: When
using the
<INPUT> element,
do not use the
"Align"
attribute,
instead use
style sheets for
alignment.
-
ISINDEX: The
<ISINDEX>
element should
not be used at
all in your
page.
-
LEGEND: When
using the
<LEGEND>
element, do not
use the "Align"
attribute,
instead use
style sheets for
alignment.
-
LI: When using
the <LI> element
(List Element,
found in
numbered and
bulleted lists),
do not use the
"compact",
"type" or
"value"
attribute,
instead use
style sheets for
the design of
the list.
-
OBJECT: When
using an
<OBJECT>
element, do not
use the "align",
"border",
"hspace" or
"vspace"
attributes.
Instead, use
style sheets for
alignment of the
object.
-
OL: When using
the <OL> element
(Ordered list),
do not use the
"compact",
"type" or
"start"
attribute,
instead use
style sheets for
the design of
the list.
-
P: When using
the <P> element
(paragraph), do
not use the
"Align"
attribute,
instead use
style sheets for
alignment.
-
PRE: When using
the <PRE>
element
(Preformatted
Text ), do not
use the "Width"
attribute,
instead use
style sheets for
alignment.
-
SCRIPT: When
using the
<SCRIPT> element
(), do not use
the "language"
attribute to
state the
scripting
language.
-
TABLE: When
using the
<Table> element,
do not use the
"align" or
"bgcolor"
attributes to
align or set the
color of the
table. Use
style sheets
instead.
-
TD: When using
<TD> elements
(Table Data), do
not use the
"width",
"height",
"nowrap" or
"bgcolor"
attributes to
design the
table. Use
style sheets
instead.
-
TH: When using
<TH> elements
(Table Header),
do not use the
"width",
"height",
"nowrap" or
"bgcolor"
attributes to
design the
table. Use
style sheets
instead.
-
TR: When using
<TR> elements
(Table Row), do
not use the
"bgcolor"
attribute to
design the
table. Use
style sheets
instead.
-
MENU: The
<MENU> element
(Menu List)
should not be
used at all in
your page.
-
STRIKE: The
<STRIKE> element
(strike-through
text) should not
be used at all
in your page.
-
S: The <S>
element (Strike
Through Text
Style) should
not be used at
all in your
page.
-
U: The <U>
element
(underlined text
style) should
not be used at
all in your
page.
-
UL: When using
the <UL> element
(Unordered
list), do not
use the
"compact" or
"type"
attribute,
instead use
style sheets for
the design of
the list.
