It is in fact the former. I am prepending the image legally, thus if I were to take the source after the jQuery application, it would validate (rather, would throw the same error).
That's a good idea to wrap it, though. It works! Thanks, Kyle On Aug 19, 10:18 am, bleen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Are you saying that the markup (as it downloads form the server > (including your JS above)) is not validating? Or your markup AFTER the > JS has made its changes is not validating? I'm guessing its the > former. If it is, try putting all your JS in an html comment tag. like > this: > > <!-- > $(this)... > -->
