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		<title>Why does the invalid HTML work?</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 22 Jul 2009 15:53:09 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The reason why people do not validate the HTML is that whenever they test, the page will seem to display without any problem.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p class="blogtext">The reason why people do not validate the HTML is that whenever they test, the page will seem to display without any problem. Why that is the web browsers, will be able to display the HTML, which is technically incorrect? Does this mean that we need not worry about the HTML or the invalid HTML (or PHP or JavaScript or CSS)?<span id="more-173"></span></p>
<p class="blogtext">For this the answer is:</p>
<p>When the web browsers were invented, most of the programmers recognized that there was much possibility that there would be thousands of people writing the HTML and creating the web pages as well. When so many people are trying to use the markup language or programming language like that of HTML, then it could be more frustrating quickly if each tiny results are shown in the page. So then, the programmers of the web browser decided that the browsers should be more forgiving.</p>
<p class="blogtext">All these means is that if the web browser views the WebPages, then it has the rule of HTML and it attempts to interrupt them in order to display your own WebPages. However, when it comes across something or the other, which is unexpected, from the older specification or incorrect, then the browser will ignore and tries to guess what the designer will want.</p>
<p class="blogtext">This will mean that a lazy or a novice designer will be able to get away with the incorrect code and have the pages that will display in browser window eve without a single problem. Some of the errors that occur are minor and the errors will be like that of leaving off alt attribute in the image tag. This is invalid technically but in anyway the browser will display the image. Some of the errors that occur are bigger kike that of leaving the closing the table tag off. In the old version of the Netscape, this problem could cause a table and each and everything would be after it in the HTML in order to simply disappear. IE did not mind the missing of the table tag and it would also display the page. Most of the designers who all did this would not test in the Netscape and would not know what the problem is for about long periods.</p>
<p class="blogtext">Why do you want to bother with the valid HTML?<br />
While almost all the browsers will try to attempt the HTML even if the errors are there, so there are few good reasons in order to validate the HTML.</p>
<p class="blogtext">The HTML might display and it might display entirely different than if it was written correctly.<br />
The errors that occur will compound each other.<br />
Most of the browsers are really forgiving.<br />
The invalid HTML especially if it is been deprecated then it might be supported by the browsers</p>
<p class="blogtext">Therefore, it will be good if you test your WebPages in the Web browser but by validating the HTML and CSS will surely help you to make that stand the test of new browsers and time as well.</p>
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		<title>Beginners Introduction to DHTML references</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 15 Jul 2009 01:49:33 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[When anyone says that they use DHTML (Dynamic HTML), what does that mean really? The DHTML is basically made of 4 things and they are

1.Valid HTML or XHTML
2.Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
3.JavaScript
4.DOM (“The Document Object Model”)]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p class="blogtext">When anyone says that they use DHTML (Dynamic HTML), what does that mean really? The DHTML is basically made of 4 things and they are <span id="more-171"></span></p>
<p class="blogtext">1.Valid HTML or XHTML<br />
2.Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)<br />
3.JavaScript<br />
4.DOM  (“The Document Object Model”)</p>
<p class="blogtext">If you use the JavaScript in order to interact with the customers, you might have created the dynamic page but you will really do not have DHTML until and unless you use all the 4 parts into it. Interaction between the 4 elements will give your readers an experience that will use all the powers of the 4.0 browsers.</p>
<p class="blogtext">One of the best sources to learn the DHTML is by the books that are written by some of the experts. The books written by the experts will let you know on all the things such as DOM, JavaScript, CSS, and HTML</p>
<p class="blogtext">HTML 4.0 References<br />
The very first thing that you must learn while starting off with the DHTML is the XHTML or HTML 4.0. Both the XHTML and HTML 4.0 are optimized for the DHTML and have the hooks built inside it in order to interact with DOM more seamlessly.<br />
The structure of HTML 4.0 document from Web Design Group<br />
This document will definitely give you a good overview on how the HTML 4.0 document will work exactly, that includes the structure of tags, on how to escape from the special characters, and at the end an HTML 4.0 validator as well.</p>
<p class="blogtext">JavaScript for the DHTML References<br />
The JavaScript will be tricky as well but is an essential part of the DHTML pages.</p>
<p class="blogtext">CSS (“Cascading Style Sheets References”)<br />
Along with the HTML coders who have designed HTML at their heart, CSS is the best tool that has ever come up with it.<br />
The “Style Sheet Dependence” from Web Design Group<br />
While most of the people are making use of the modern browsers, if at all you miss use the CSS, then you will be able to get some of the pages which will be pretty awful and this article will show on how to avoid this to happen.</p>
<p class="blogtext">DOM (“Document Object Model References”)<br />
The DOM or “Document Object Model References” is one of the newest members of HTML family and also it is one of the hardest to master as it is very much stiff enough. You will definitely understand Dynamic HTML if you understand the DOM as it will be very much useful and important as well.<br />
The DOM (“Document Object Model References) from W3<br />
If at all you would want to start to learn the DOM, you must start at from the source.</p>
<p class="blogtext">Learning the Dynamic HTML<br />
One of the best ways to learn the Dynamic HTML is by playing with it. You will be able to use the tools such as FrontPage or Dreamweaver in order to get started with coding but if you really want to know on what the Dynamic HTML is based on, then you should jump into learn the JavaScript and HTML.</p>
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		<title>Valid HTML Code plays a vital Role for Search Engine Optimization</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 25 May 2009 13:30:03 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Editor</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Most of the newcomers and webmasters to the Webpage design will overlook at the crucial feature of promoting the Website and for this one of the thing that you need to have is valid HTML code. ]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p class="blogtext">Most of the newcomers and webmasters to the Webpage design will overlook at the crucial feature of promoting the Website and for this one of the thing that you need to have is valid HTML code.   <span id="more-161"></span> </p>
<p class="blogtext"> So what do you mean by valid HTML?<br />
Most of the WebPages that are there are written in HTML. As most of the languages have their own grammar, syntax and vocabulary, even HTML has got its own grammar, syntax and vocabulary as well. Each and every document that is written in HTML should follow all the steps.
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<p class="blogtext">HTML keeps on changing constantly like any other language. As HTML has turned out to be one of the relatively complex languages and it is easy to make some mistakes while writing codes.  </p>
<p class="blogtext"> The HTML code that doesn’t follow the rules of HTML is called as invalid HTML code. You should know why is the HTML code that is valid is pretty important for Search Engine Optimization and also for your marketing attempt. </p>
<p class="blogtext">Search Engines that are available today have to pass all the HTML codes that are written in your websites in order to find the content that is relevant. If at all your HTML codes contain some errors, the Search Engines will not be able to find out the content on your pages and at that moment your SEO attempts and the quest for High Rankings on the Search Engines will end there.  </p>
<p class="blogtext">HTML standards are obeyed by Search Engine Crawlers. Search Engines can index your Website when and only if the code is compliant to the HTML standards. If at all there is an error in the webpage, then the Search Engines will stop crawling your Website. If your page is missing a single bracket, then also your webpage would not be found on the search Engines. If at all your webpage is missing with few important tags, then the Search Engines may ignore the entire content of your WebPages.   </p>
<p class="blogtext"> So how will you check the validity of the HTML code? Fortunately, for everyone’s luck there is HTML validator that will validate your HTML code for validation.<br />
The HTML validator that is released by the Search Engine Optimization community and it is called as “W3C HTML Validator”.<br />
This is the service that is available that helps you to check out the HTML documents for the purpose of “conformance to W3C HTML”, “HTML Standards” and for “XHTML Recommendations”.
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<p class="blogtext">To make sure that the errors are corrected that are outlined by W3C validator, just enter the address of the Webpage that has error at “Netmechanic invalid HTML repair page”. Here you will have the options to fix the errors.   </p>
<p class="blogtext"> Though, not all the errors of HTML will cause problems for your webpage in the Search Engine Rankings. Some of the errors can keep the web spiders from indexing all of your WebPages and helps you to not to spoil your efforts of “Search Engine Optimization”. If your HTML code is valid, then it makes it easier for the Search Engines Spiders to index your Website and you have to ensure that there is no biggest mistake in your WebPages. </p>
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		<title>Evaluating and deciding on a Web Editor</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 13 Feb 2009 15:11:14 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[It can be hard or an easy decision to chose a Web Editor. There are a lot of products available in the market today. Web Editors should not be chosed on the basis of price and what the others are using.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p class="blogtext">It can be hard or an easy decision to chose a Web Editor. There are a lot of products available in the market today. Web Editors should not be chosed on the basis of price and what the others are using. It’s pretty important to choose a Web Editor which satisfies your needs and budget. There are little useful tips in buying Web Editor which makes a great one. <span id="more-135"></span></p>
<p class="blogtext">Operating system and price</p>
<p class="blogtext">These are the facts which have to be kept in mind- if an Editor won’t work for your OS (operating system) or it is not affordable, then don’t download or buy it. Than the price there are a lot of other features to a good Web Page Editor or whether the Editor it runs Mac OS or other OS.</p>
<p class="blogtext">What type of a Web Editor is it?</p>
<p class="blogtext">There are 3 types of Editors available, they are:</p>
<p class="blogtext">Text Editors: these Editors let you to edit HTML tags directly and not in a visual way.<br />
WYSIWYG Editors: these Editors let you to edit WebPages in visual manner and not the HTML directly<br />
Combo Editors: these editors let you to edit either text or WYSIWYG depending upon your style or mood.</p>
<p class="blogtext">An Editor that offers you both will be more useful and gets more points than the one that is only text or WYSIWYG. What ever type of Editor you use it has come with HTML validator attached to it so that you can gain more points. Having an HTML validator saves you a lot of time in the long run. Text Editors should come with tag completion and colour coding.</p>
<p class="blogtext">Managing web pages:</p>
<p class="blogtext">Many Web Editors which are more powerful comes attached with Site Managers (projects). This site manager helps you to keep the files of one Website at a particular place. By doing so the Web Editor manipulates the files as sites rather than a single file. Here Web Editors manipulate the single files through FTP. Using replace and search, Web Editors help you to manage the files.</p>
<p class="blogtext">Images</p>
<p class="blogtext">Some of the Webpage Editors provides you with limited image editing in its tool like resizing and cropping. If these Web Editors can connect to other (outside) image editors, it makes more convenient to use.</p>
<p class="blogtext">Special characters, CSS and Java script</p>
<p class="blogtext">In most of the Editors these days you can write CSS styles, if the Editor is embedded with style library, CSS validator and CSS editor. With Web Editor it is easy to write CSS WebPages. This is the same case with Java script.<br />
Web designers mostly forget about special characters. If the text is written in English, it’s easy to assume that, for an accented character you will not require to know the codes for that.</p>
<p class="blogtext">Conveniences of Web Editors</p>
<p class="blogtext">The ability of the Web Editors to connect with data base<br />
Support for the languages like ASP, JSP, cold fusion and PHP.<br />
Spell checkers ignoring tags will be critical.<br />
Some of the Editors provide you with photo gallery maker</p>
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