Blank Space.... It just wont Go!

"Sherm Pendley" <spamtrap (AT) dot-app (DOT) org> wrote

"Tom Burton" <thomasburton7 (AT) freezingcoldmail (DOT) com> writes:

"Andy Dingley" <dingbat (AT) codesmiths (DOT) com> wrote in message
news:1172660132.120514.37760 (AT) a75g2000cwd (DOT) googlegroups.com...
On 28 Feb, 09:25, "Tom Burton" <thomasburt... (AT) freezingcoldmail (DOT) com
wrote:

I understand this not delight the purists, but what I know is pretty
much
self taught, and that's how I learn!

So why ask us? You've ignored pretty much every bit of standard
advice the group hive-mind ever offers, so what more can you expect?


Nothing, it was ohhhh so simple an easy, then I messed about with it....

Yea bad idea....

No! Messing around - good idea! You can't learn anything without trying
new
things.

Not checking the result for errors after messing around - bad idea! You
can't
learn from mistakes if you don't know what they are.

Yup...... Tommie Tit-Head.

Do you have FireFox? If not, get it - you need to test with multiple
browsers
anyway.

Yup & Yup.

Then, install the Web Developer extension. It makes submitting your
HTML and CSS code to the W3C validators into a matter of one mouse click.

I wasn't aware of this - but I am now I think another poster has posted the
same thing the - DOM inspector as referred to by ''Diogenes''?

I have now submitted both to the W3C validators with the "This page is Valid
etc" response... But that accounts for little really if the content is still
pants.

Thanks for you time and responses.

Tom - Learning Fast.

"Tom Burton" <thomasburton7 (AT) freezingcoldmail (DOT) com> writes:

"Sherm Pendley" <spamtrap (AT) dot-app (DOT) org> wrote in message
news:m2y7mip3cm.fsf (AT) local (DOT) wv-www.com...

Do you have FireFox? If not, get it - you need to test with multiple
browsers
anyway.

Yup & Yup.

Then, install the Web Developer extension. It makes submitting your
HTML and CSS code to the W3C validators into a matter of one mouse click.

I wasn't aware of this - but I am now I think another poster has posted the
same thing the - DOM inspector as referred to by ''Diogenes''?

Nope - the DOM Inspector is very useful too, but it's built-in.

I'm referring to the Web Developer extension, which adds a toolbar with all
sorts of useful goodness on it:

<https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/60/>

I have now submitted both to the W3C validators with the "This page is Valid
etc" response... But that accounts for little really if the content is still
pants.

It's not the whole journey, that's true, but it's a great first step!

sherm--

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Sherm Pendley wrote:

I'm referring to the Web Developer extension, which adds a toolbar with all
sorts of useful goodness on it:

https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/60/

I wasn't aware of this myself - excellent add-on.

Thanks Sherm!

Cheers
Jim