Hi kcrbsd,
most of the errors are because there are multi definitions for one element. Due to the fact, that the framework needs to have multi definitions to keep it’s flexibility there’s no way to get rid of those “errors”. All browsers simply ignore multi definitions and consider the last one as valid. But the validator checks every definition and therefore throws that much warnings and errors.
There’s no problem with the framework or the templates beeing designed that way.
If you want to avoid them and have 0 CSS errors, you’ll need to build a template from scratch without the T3 Framework and make shure that you validate only for the CSS version you’re using.
Cheers
Frank