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henrylayla

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  1. This is how I see it: HTML is code that will allow you to place pictures and text, recently video

    CSS is code will allow you to style the elements inside the HTML code

     

    HTML actually defines what content would be included in the web page while CSS defines how that content would be presented on the web page.

  2. I wouldn't say it was the HTML doctype that was causing the problem - it was the improperly used XHTL-closed tag within an HTML doctypte that did it.

     

    I mean, if you fill up your Mustang with Diesel and it quits running, you can't really blame the car.....

     

    OK. Got it. :rolleyes:

  3. One place where you can use HTML5 and CSS3 today is on iOS (iPad and iPhone) and on Android devices - phones and tablets as well.

     

    In fact, HTML5 + CSS3 and some Javascript can take you very a long way on these devices.

     

    So for forward thinking web designers, you can think of learning HTML5 and CSS3 as an investment in today and especially the future.

     

    Stef

     

    Great advice stefan. Looks inspiring to me. Thanks.

  4. w3schools is good. I am also using it to learn HTML and CSS.

     

    Madhusmita, we have corrected you on this before - in XHTML, a line break is done like this:

     

    Can't we use the same line break in HTML4.01 too?

     

    I am talking about br / line break.

  5. You are using the HTML doctype, which is right, but you have this line:

    <meta name="google-site-verification" content="Og-9rJxCUdyI-wMs83sgnjUznTKPMSiRW9m6-JJvLYU" />
    

    which has the XHTML closing slash - just get change the end of this to ... JJvLYU">

     

    The validator seems to have an issue with your dashes and the apostrophe - that sometimes happens with certain editors or certain fonts. Just replace the dash with — (do you even need a dash there? it seems somewhat out of place) and replace the apostrophe with whatever the & symbol for it is. (don't remember by heart)/

     

    That should take care of things.

     

    So it was because of slash and the HTML doctype that was causing the problem. OK that was new to me.

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