What is #autoXML31933193 ???

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What is #autoXML31933193 ???

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Same colors for color and background-color in two contexts .toppagelink and #autoXML31933193
We are using the CSS validation tool on a German website. But we are getting dozens and dozens of errors like this.

It doesn't even mention the CSS file, it just mentions the core domain.
I don't know what "#autoXML31933193" is....
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Re: What is #autoXML31933193 ???

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With nothing else to go on, I'd have to assume it's a CSS ID.
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What is a CSS id? the site is a german one. Using utf-8. The CSS file is saved with utf-8 coding.
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Re: What is #autoXML31933193 ???

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<div id="autoXML31933193">...</div>
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Sorry you are confusing me a bit. Are you saying that DIV is in my code somewhere, as it definitely isn't.
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Re: What is #autoXML31933193 ???

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What I'm saying is you've given us nothing to work with, really. You posted some random string and are asking us to guess at its significance.
Same colors for color and background-color in two contexts .toppagelink and #autoXML31933193
This is the entirety of the context you've provided, so I have to assume it's a CSS issue. As you well know, # in CSS refers to an ID. This may be hardcoded, it may be generated on the fly. No way for us to know. Start with where the error is being displayed and work backwards.
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