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I have a publishing site and I am trying to make it XHTML-transitional compliant. I have solved most of the problem except this one.
<div style='display:none' id='hidZone'><menu class="ms-SrvMenuUI">
<ie:menuitem id="MSOMenu_Help" iconsrc="/_layouts/images/HelpIcon.gif" onmenuclick="MSOWebPartPage_SetNewWindowLocation(MenuWebPart.getAttribute('helpLink'), MenuWebPart.getAttribute('helpMode'))" text="Aide" type="option" style="display:none">
</ie:menuitem>
</menu></div>
I have to remove the < menu > tag and his content since they do not pass the w3c validator test.
This seems to be lately injected server-side. I have tried to remove it via javascript with no success.
Anyone could help me with this?
Update
I found a way to remove it by overriding the render method of the masterpage and editing the content before the render. I am still trying to figure a better way to do this.
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All those tags are generated by the Ribbon Menus. If you try to validate your site with an anonymous user (if that's the case) or with a read only account and you have your ribbon in to a SPSecurityTrimmedControl the validation tool (such as HTMLValidator add on for FireFox or Total validator) will never see those tags.