That's not generated by CKEditor. It's either something done by your browser, some extension or the CMS. You can add a filter to CKEditor to filter that out, but the best solution seems to fix whatever is creating it in the first place.
It's weird because I haven't ever stumbled upon it before. Not until I tried making an image a link using CKEditor. I've created the CMS I use myself and I haven't added that anywhere, heck, I haven't even seen a tag called "multilinks-noscroll" before.
..what. I just removed the images, saved the page, added a different image, made it link to Google and now it validates just fine. I've been haunted by weird bugs ever since I started with webdeveloping. Yesterday when changing something in my CSS my menu turned pink all of a sudden, despite being set to #e8e3ce.
Checked in both Chrome and Firefox and it works just.. fine, for whatever reason. Anyway, thanks! It's working now and I have no idea what broke it in the first place, as usual with my websites.
Edit: I managed to replicate it. When not assigning any target then the mulitlinks-noscroll isn't there, but add target blank and poof, it's there.
Dassen wrote: Edit: I managed to replicate it. When not assigning any target then the mulitlinks-noscroll isn't there, but add target blank and poof, it's there.
alfonsoml wrote:Ok, but which browser do you use when it fails?
Oh but for the love of.. now it validates in Chrome & Firefox with an image-link with target="_blank", a few moments ago it didn't (of course I removed that image & now added another one; same image, same settings, same link, only this one validates). As I said, haunted by weird bugs. I honestly have no idea what's going on and now I strongly doubt it has anything to do with CKEditor so there's no point to this thread. Thanks for your help anyway!
Re: XHTML 1.0 error: multilinks-noscroll
You can add a filter to CKEditor to filter that out, but the best solution seems to fix whatever is creating it in the first place.
Re: XHTML 1.0 error: multilinks-noscroll
..what. I just removed the images, saved the page, added a different image, made it link to Google and now it validates just fine. I've been haunted by weird bugs ever since I started with webdeveloping. Yesterday when changing something in my CSS my menu turned pink all of a sudden, despite being set to #e8e3ce.
Checked in both Chrome and Firefox and it works just.. fine, for whatever reason. Anyway, thanks! It's working now and I have no idea what broke it in the first place, as usual with my websites.
Edit: I managed to replicate it. When not assigning any target then the mulitlinks-noscroll isn't there, but add target blank and poof, it's there.
Re: XHTML 1.0 error: multilinks-noscroll
Ok, but which browser do you use when it fails?
Re: XHTML 1.0 error: multilinks-noscroll
Oh but for the love of.. now it validates in Chrome & Firefox with an image-link with target="_blank", a few moments ago it didn't (of course I removed that image & now added another one; same image, same settings, same link, only this one validates). As I said, haunted by weird bugs. I honestly have no idea what's going on and now I strongly doubt it has anything to do with CKEditor so there's no point to this thread. Thanks for your help anyway!