I'm having some problems validating my site and I'm not exactly sure how to fix it but all the validation errors are in my javascript. if you could shed any light on any of these errors it would be greatly appreciated.

Line 103, column 36: character ";" not allowed in attribute specification list . 
var origMsg = '<font color="#A6A6A6"; face="Times New Roman, Times, serif"> 
 
Error Line 104, column 25: document type does not allow element "br" here . 
var msg1 = 'Style 600<br/>This cap has a split visor, 
 
Error Line 149, column 28: character ";" not allowed in attribute specification list . 
for (x=0; x<dynimages.length; x++){
 

I think for the first error (line 103) you just need to remove the semicolon after setting the color attribute. You wouldn't have the semicolon there in html which I believe is what's causing the validation issue.

I'm thinking line 104 it's one of two things. First <br/> should be <br /> with the space before the /

If that's not it you might need to use double quotes instead of the single quotes. If you need the single quotes then you probably need to escape the < / > characters.

I'm not sure about the last one. I get the feeling even though it points to that line of code the error is really somewhere else. I've also noticed that sometimes fixing an error in an earlier line of code fixes a lot of the errors in later lines of code.

Hope some of what I said helps and actually works.

What I don't understand is why is the HTML validator, is validating your Javascript, this would be excluded from the parser, so I believe you have not correctly placed it within the script element.

Is it possible to see the site? That way I could give you a definite answer to solve this problem as for the first error it's self explanatory, you don't have semi-colons in the attributes of elements, unless it's within the attribute's value.

The second error, should not matter if there's a space after br, this was just for older browsers who did not understand XHTML properly. Now a br element can not sit alone in the body element, it must appear within another element, it's most likely you've just got it sitting alone, not within an element.

The third error, the validator again should not be interpretting this at all, something is wrong with your HTML.

Cheers,

MC