How To Get Your Web Page Into
Google in 7 Day's
Validating Your HTML
Code
It’s possible to
write a perfectly
working page, and
for it to be full of
errors. Whilst the
users cant see them,
these errors make it
harder for the
search engines to
read your page
accurately.
When validating your
HTML code many errors are
simply down to
different versions
or types of code
being mixed. Rather
like writing a
document in English
but putting in the
odd bit of cockney
slang or Scottish
alternatives. Whilst
most of the time
this will be fine,
it can cause
problems later on.
To test your pages,
and in most cases,
repair the code at a
touch of a button,
we highly recommend
the FREE W3C
Validating Your HTML
Code service.
It is an official
service which will
compare your coding
to the industry
standards.
http://validator.w3.org
All you need to do
is enter your URL of
the page to be
tested (one page at
a time) and it will
scan your page and
report back.
If you select the
“Clean up Markup
with HTML Tidy”
check box, the
results will display
and at the bottom of
the page, a box
containing a fixed
version of the code
for your page. In
most cases, you will
be able to simply
highlight this code,
and paste it in as a
replacement for your
pages code. After
doing so, re-run the
test and you should
have an error free
page, perfect!
Once your page is
perfect, you will be
given the
opportunity to
display a W3C
Validated icon on
your webpage proving
your page is simply
perfect. This is of
course totally
optional.
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