keep an eye on validator.w3.org to show your errors. the biggest problem you're having is closing tags. with XHTML, some tags need to be closed within themselves, like <link>, <br> and <input>
I recommend you using the W3C Validator to check the error. If you are using Firefox the you can download the HTML Validator Plugin, when you view source you'll see all your errors.
^ fixtatik beat me too it.
bigtrey90
Mar 26 2009, 09:12 PM
thanks will do
bigtrey90
Mar 28 2009, 03:27 PM
Okay I am having a hard time fixing the errors. Here are what they are:
When you use <img> tags, make sure you add this before the >:
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alt=""
When you use <br> tags, make sure you add a slash (/) before the >. When you put up lists (using <li> tags), make sure you start and end with unordered list tags (<ul>). Start out with those suggestions.
mipadi
Mar 28 2009, 04:14 PM
Sounds like you really just want to mark it up as HTML.
XHTML is only really necessary under strict circumstances, and 99.9% of the time, you're better off using HTML.
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