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These are the long-winded ramblings of an HTML validation junkie. Yesterday, a new client, who shall remain nameless for the time being, came to us with a problem. After paying $80,000 for a brand spankin
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meta info HTML Validation: the basics of cleaning your HTMLHow we all love clean and precise code, code that is validated, and by validated I mean 0 errors, 0 warnings. Alas, as I surf the web, millions of sites fail that simple test. Now, not all sites can be warning free, single digit warnings on sites that contain Flash or use a canned CMS or pull content from other sites are acceptable, but simple sites bursting with warnings |
Past articles in this category
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Validation in an invalidated world wide web -  | admin | 2006-08-04 @ 2.16:02 pm | 996 |
| HTML Validation: the basics - | admin | 2006-07-16 @ 10.06:35 pm | 421 |