0_equals_true wrote:
... Also it is missing a character set, which is not your fault but crap on their part.
I wonder if RedMage can sneak in:
Code:
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;charset=utf-8" />
Maybe not. Why does somewhere like "freewebs" just ignore W3C standards? It makes it so much harder to comment on the content, when all the validator says is that it can't work out the charset.
Also, something you can do RedMage, I hope, is to remove the " |" from the title... unless that's freewebs being stupid again! A bit of both... two other sites, one has a completely "|"-free title, the other looks like it tacks a page title on after the "|".
I'd also leave the "The " off the front, as well. On my tabs, I'm curently seeing your page as "The R...". You could sneak in an icon there, as well. On the site I mention below, that's done with:
Code:
<link rel="shortcut icon" href="siteroot/favicon.ico" />
I'm not sure exactly how you go about it. I'd have to have a play with setting up a site on freewebs myself.
One more thing I'd say, is to avoid using foreground/background colours that are too close. I think you're OK, but only just.
Puzzle... actually, the one that works OK is
http://cs188creations.com/ which links off from the frewebs front page/tech&science, but has its own domain name, etc. It passes W3C XHTML 1.0 validation (one fail on CSS, but that's not a disaster).
I have to say, the
www.freewebs.com page sets the scene... with the first of its 19 errors being:
Code:
Error Line 92 column 6: document type does not allow element "title" here.
<title>Freewebs</title>
All it takes is a little thought and the FireFox/SeaMonkey "Web Developer" extension.
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