Thread: W3C Validator Error Message

Could someone help me understand what this particular error message is all about?
127 img Property behavior doesn't exist : url("pngfix.***") url("pngfix.***")
This is the error message I'm receiving when checking my pages with W3C Validator.

I was able to fix most of the errors that Validator indicated I had on my index.html page (actually has receive a "Passed" result but when I ran it again I got this message the above message).

The actual code for this error on line 126 - 127 is the following:
<style type="text/css">
img { behavior: url("pngfix.***"); }

TIA

Paul
www.americaneaglesigning.com

You have an image that is not properly configured/published/conforming.
You can tell which image it is by finding it within the page stylesheet coding using Right-Click > View Source when on your web page.

More Background > http://www.vodahost.com/vodatalk/sav...41-pngfix.html

Thanks Vasili!

Originally Posted by Paulk2

Thanks Vasili!

PS: (Copied from another post for reinforced clarification)
As far as complying with W3C standards ... it seems more than a few VodaTalk Members read my couple of references and gave more import to the concept than they should have, since they still struggle with the completion of the many more concepts and details regarding the refinment of web design.....
Don't get me wrong: it is important, but it is so much more important to fully comprehend the nuances, inter-relationships, and complexities of solid web construct, basic to advanced SEO, and true relevancy as a symbiotic aspect of Content development and site evolution both.
Dealing with W3C validity is a "High Concept" that is fit for those capable of cleaning up code and dealing with core structure ..... it is all about page code being codified and universally performing and presenting (the soft way to end manipulative practices).
Unless you are an Advanced Webmaster (or love coding by hand), you are much better off using the tools found HERE to "proof," refine, and 'validate' your BV pages rather than improperly using any W3C Validation Tool!

The issue with png fix is that IE has always been unable to render png images, so a css instruction (as you see it in the code) has become necessary.

There is no other way to have IE display png's so the error is more than acce ptable.