Navbo1 it really depends on what you mean by "items". If you're talking about divs, there's a slew of ways to implement positioning via css.
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Navbo1 it really depends on what you mean by "items". If you're talking about divs, there's a slew of ways to implement positioning via css.
well solaris! i redid the website, please look again and tell me if you think its better then the last! :D
Don't have alot of time atm to critique, but I will give you a validation.
line 156 column 28 - Error: document type does not allow element "p" here; missing one of "object", "ins", "del", "map", "button" start-tag
Check line 154, you're missing a closing tag for the <p> element, which causes the next <p> to give an error. It also throws up errors everywhere else as a result.
line 168 column 117 - Error: required attribute "alt" not specified
Make sure, for every image, that you provide an "alt". Main reason for this is accessibility. Aside from being valid xhtml strict 1.0, there are some viewers who actually browse the internet with disabled images. Some mobile phones may also not load some images, to decrease loading time. For this reason, you need to specify an "alt" property, or an alternative text to be displayed for when the image does not load, or load all the way.
line 175 column 48 - Error: end tag for "img" omitted, but OMITTAG NO was specified
Left out a closing slash on your image tag on this line. Add a / before the > so its <img...... />
line 183 column 13 - Error: element "center" undefined
NO! No usage of inline text formatting while using xhtml strict! Shame on you! Use a css property instead. Instead of <center> try <span class="center"> </span> and for the css, obviously you use text-align: center;. <center> is deprecated, and should not be used when in xhtml strict.
That's all I got. Fix those errors on every page, and you should be validated.
thanks man!
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=ht...ss=1;outline=1
passed now :D <3
new layout so be sure to look :D
i think it looks more professional
Again, no time yet, but a quick note:
On index.html, you have an empty header element on line 142
And hey! Validate the whole site!
http://htmlhelp.com/cgi-bin/validate...yes&spider=yes
haha darn i totally forgot to make sure everyone was legit :P
