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07-01-2008, 23:14
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Re: W3C Validation Issue
You have multiple HEAD, BODY, and DOCTYPE tags where they don't belong. You can only have one <BODY> and one <HEAD> tag sets. Images need to have alt="" to validate as well. Also, for your EMBED/Flash, you'll need to use OBJECT and PARAM as well to validate.
Fixing those few things should make 95% of the errors go away. |
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