Forum Moderators: mack
no you shouldn't need conversion to XHTML..but it would be an idea to put in The Appropriate DTD for the version of HTML you are using
see this page for help: [htmlhelp.com...]
When you validated through W3C which one did you use?
Suzy
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[edited by: Neil_Mac at 9:00 am (utc) on Dec. 4, 2002]
There's a welcome post somewhere, which explains how the boards like to work, I'll see if I can find it and post,unless someone else does first. link added below
However I ran your page through the validator
biggest error is that you have no charset defined, which is required by XHTML,
try adding this to head section of document:
<meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1" />
.........
The validator also threw up a couple more errors (though not serious)
mostly missing alt tags, if you don't want to specify any alt text for an image the just put in alt=" " (even your counter should have one)
another one is a lettercase problem (XHTML, requires tags and atttributes to be all lowercase) - it was align="Right" should be align="right"
the validator I used is here: [validator.w3.org...]
it leads to explanation the errors as it sees them
HTH
Suzy
[edit] link added: [webmasterworld.com...]
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