Hello Dear,
Why this page doesn't valid?!
If you see Source Code, you can see that allof div tag is correct.Code:taavonshop.com/textile/index.php
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Why this page doesn't valid?!
Hello Dear,
Why this page doesn't valid?!
If you see Source Code, you can see that allof div tag is correct.Code:taavonshop.com/textile/index.php
I see you've fixed it already
EDIT: Or are you referring to the mark-up and not the CSS?W3C CSS Validator results for http://taavonshop.com/textile/index.php (CSS level 2.1)
Congratulations! No Error Found.
This document validates as CSS level 2.1 !
Line 70, Column 27: end tag for element "div" which is not open.
</div><br class="c" /></div>
Thanks, but no CSS validation. I need Markup Validation Service Check the markup (HTML, XHTML, …) of Web documents.
I give this error:
Code:Errors found while checking this document as XHTML 1.0 Transitional! Result: 3 Errors
It would seem there's a mistake in the way the tags are nested. The best way I know of seeing these mistakes (short of using something that highlights code and indicates errors for you) is to use indentation, going in for a child and back out when it closes. i.e.
HTML Code:<body> <div> <h3> Text </h3> <div> <span> Text </span> <div> <img /> </div> </div> </div> </body>
If you see Source Code, you can see that allof div tag is correct.Originally Posted by Mittineague
Sorry, but when I view-source, I don't see any indentation, so I can't "see" that they're all correct.
I see mark-up like
not likeHTML Code:<div class="c" /></div></div></div><div id="MBLeft">
HTML Code:<div class="c" /> </div> </div> </div> <div id="MBLeft">
ReplacewithCode:</div><br class="c" /></div> <div id="BottomAds"><div id="BARight">Code:</div><br class="c" /> <div id="BottomAds"><div id="BARight">
Although Firebug does suggest there's a problem around the BottomAds div,by my count there are 32 opening div tags and 32 closing div tags. If so, then the problem isn't an unpaired tag (one extra or one missing), but most likely that they are incorrectly nested.
EDIT: as at least one of the opening div tags is an "empty", "self-closing" tag, i.e. "<div />", that would make an extra closing tag. http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/show...52&postcount=6
Thanks.
Thanks, what do i do now for slove problem?Although Firebug does suggest there's a problem around the BottomAds div, by my count there are 32 opening div tags and 32 closing div tags. If so, then the problem isn't an unpaired tag (one extra or one missing), but most likely that they are incorrectly nested.
EDIT: as at least one of the opening div tags is an "empty", "self-closing" tag, i.e. "<div />", that would make an extra closing tag.
You have either an extra closing div tag, or the "self-closing" tag should be an open tag. Once you indent the tags according to nesting level (using a tab instead of spaces might make it easier for you to spot the mistake) knowing which one to remove will be clear to you. Otherwise try your luck and hope it doesn't break the page. "Retro-indenting" can be somewhat tedious, but I think you'll agree the advantages of indenting your code blocks to make them easier to read is worth the effort. Luckily, the page in question isn't that longimagine the problem you would have for something 10 times as long.
Also, even though the names like "BottomAds" are descriptive, don't be afraid to put a comment or two where they will help you remember what's going on. eg.
HTML Code:<!-- Top Header start --> <div> <img/> <!-- Top Navigation --> <div> <ul> <li><a ..... <li><a .... </ul> </div><!-- End Top Navigation --> </div><!-- End Top Header --> <!-- Main Content --> <!-- Left Column -->
Thanks Mittineague.
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