Cleaning up HTLM errors

  • Resolved fjp800

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    16 years, 2 months ago

    I am fairly new at this and, as a result, I have 134 html errors as per W3C. Can the error be cleaned up automatically using a program found on the web? It would be impossible for me to clean them up manually becasue I do know html code…. Thank you. Site: https://attorneyclientforum.com

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  • Can the error be cleaned up automatically using a program found on the web?

    No.

    It would be impossible for me to clean them up manually becasue I do know html code…

    then you leave the errors there, or pay someone that does.

    I don’t know of any such program, but here are a couple tips for avoiding code errors:

    • WordPress uses XHTML, so make sure that you get the XHTML (not HTML 4.0) version when you get add-on code from affiliates and others.
    • Don’t switch back and forth between the visual and html editors because it will mess up your code.
    Thread Starter fjp800

    (@fjp800)

    Iridiax.. Thank you for the information… I was checking using Tidy HTML checker… I am very new at this and see I have a lot to learn!!!!

    Thanks again!!

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