That's because I added scrolling ="no"

Anybody using this in an iframe will have an HTML5 validation error. How critical is that ? Is it a really big issue to have 1 error per page?

I wouldn't worry about it. You can go back later and figure out why IE has them and others don't. It's something else in your theme that's causing the issue.

As you can see the page works perfectly in all browsers ( I guess so). Scrolling="no" was standard for other languages besides HTML5 so the HTML5 validator doesn't like that element and gives the error. That's my simple explanation. That was my only problem and quite small. It doesn't mean there's something out with my page coding. I will take what you say to heart and just wait until another solution comes along and contrary to what I thought: I won't lose any SEO points by leaving this alone.

After much sweating (due to the weather) I've almost finished my archive page. except for a little housekeeping. It would be nice to get the title (Category List) looking the same as the monthly list title above and on a separate line and all the category titles on one line. I don't know where to find this though it would seem a minor task. Much appreciated.

http://www.momentostudios.ca/momentonew … etest.html

James,
Both the template/theme site and the form you used have support, FAQs and forums for their products.
I noticed the form site has a specific plug-in for your brand of template/theme (no Iframes needed). You might want to try using their instructions for the form.
For your category list, you might check with the theme creator to see what they recommend – also, there are about a jillion plug-ins available to handle just about anything you would want to do.

Note: No Coffee Cup products are involved in the above discussion.