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    Posted: 2006-Apr-20 20:39
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    I used Frontpage to create my site and have learned that I have some problems (lol). According to the w3c validator, my first page is not a properly formed html doc. The validator also returned 75 other errors. My question is, where can I learn how to fix the first page? And, how do errors affect indexing? sad



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    Posted: 2006-Apr-20 20:46
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    Use http://validator.w3.org/detailed.html and tick the box for "Verbose Output". The errors in the list will then have a long description that describes what the problem is likely to be, and suggesting some fixes.

    Most people make the same 10 or 20 errors over and over again. Learn how to fix those 20 errors and you can fix 99% of all the errors that you will ever see.


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