Fluent HTML people with time

Frodo Baggins · 10-27-01, 10:43 PM

I've been the webmaster of a club/clan on the Microsoft Zone for about 4 years now. And still our site is full of errors and needs optimizing/improving

Is there any HTML people with some timeon their hands, they could take a look at my code, and see if there is anything they can improve/fix?

Website is:
http://republicpilots.cjb.net

scap · 10-29-01, 12:06 AM

Have you tried running the pages thru somthing liek dreamweaver. You roster page was the only one i found to have errors. On a side note its a pretty good looking page.

If i find time later i will look at it some more.

scap

Frodo Baggins · 10-29-01, 06:54 AM

K, thanks, in the mean time, I'll see if I can get ahold of dreamweaver

Zuck Gou :) · 10-29-01, 08:21 PM

I used Dreamweaver once, and when I looked at the code after, I puked

It was so ugly and so slow.

It was an older version so maybe its better now I dunno.

Frodo Baggins · 10-29-01, 09:48 PM

Ne ideas of ne code checkers that can clean up my code?

Zuck Gou :) · 10-29-01, 11:50 PM

I did a 1 second search on my google toolbar and came up with this site. I dont know if itll be useful to ya, but mys as well show ya

http://www.freestufffactory.com/html_checkers.html

dcarrera · 11-12-01, 01:16 AM

I suggest HTMLTidy. It does exactly what you'd guess. It tries to tidy up your HTML code. I've never used it myself (as I write my pages in XHTML, so Tidy would not be strict enought for me). However, the W3 Consortium has a link to it, so it must be farily good.

http://www.blakemore-noble.net/Software/Tidy.html

Akareyon · 11-13-01, 01:33 PM

If you could send me the HTML source codes of your files (that is, the HTMLs only), I might see what I can do. I did the whole coding of my HP by hand (no professional Editor used except Editpad, hehe). But I have to mention that I don't have a clue about Java or PHP. Don't expecht too much.

BTW: your page looks quite good.

Frodo Baggins · 11-14-01, 08:39 PM

Yup, I will, it's all at geocities right now, so e-mail me bear_snuggle@hotmail.com, and I'll see if I should send it to you, or what not

JAVIonics · 11-25-01, 10:52 PM

The best HTML checker is probably w... (it's a bunch of letters), I'm sure someone's knows, but the're the people who do all the HTML inventing and stuff go to there website.

10-27-01, 10:43 PM	Thread Starter #1
Frodo Baggins Member Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: City of Dreaming Spires	Fluent HTML people with time I've been the webmaster of a club/clan on the Microsoft Zone for about 4 years now. And still our site is full of errors and needs optimizing/improving Is there any HTML people with some timeon their hands, they could take a look at my code, and see if there is anything they can improve/fix? Website is: http://republicpilots.cjb.net
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10-29-01, 12:06 AM	#2
scap Member Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Austin, tx, usa	Have you tried running the pages thru somthing liek dreamweaver. You roster page was the only one i found to have errors. On a side note its a pretty good looking page. If i find time later i will look at it some more. scap
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10-29-01, 06:54 AM	Thread Starter #3
Frodo Baggins Member Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: City of Dreaming Spires	K, thanks, in the mean time, I'll see if I can get ahold of dreamweaver
	QUOTE Thanks

10-29-01, 08:21 PM	#4
Zuck Gou :) Member Join Date: Jun 2001	I used Dreamweaver once, and when I looked at the code after, I puked It was so ugly and so slow. It was an older version so maybe its better now I dunno.
	QUOTE Thanks

10-29-01, 09:48 PM	Thread Starter #5
Frodo Baggins Member Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: City of Dreaming Spires	Ne ideas of ne code checkers that can clean up my code?
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10-29-01, 11:50 PM	#6
Zuck Gou :) Member Join Date: Jun 2001	I did a 1 second search on my google toolbar and came up with this site. I dont know if itll be useful to ya, but mys as well show ya http://www.freestufffactory.com/html_checkers.html
	QUOTE Thanks

11-12-01, 01:16 AM	#7
dcarrera Registered Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Toronto, Canada.	I suggest HTMLTidy. It does exactly what you'd guess. It tries to tidy up your HTML code. I've never used it myself (as I write my pages in XHTML, so Tidy would not be strict enought for me). However, the W3 Consortium has a link to it, so it must be farily good. http://www.blakemore-noble.net/Software/Tidy.html
	QUOTE Thanks

11-13-01, 01:33 PM	#8
Akareyon Registered Join Date: Aug 2001	If you could send me the HTML source codes of your files (that is, the HTMLs only), I might see what I can do. I did the whole coding of my HP by hand (no professional Editor used except Editpad, hehe). But I have to mention that I don't have a clue about Java or PHP. Don't expecht too much. BTW: your page looks quite good.
	QUOTE Thanks

11-14-01, 08:39 PM	Thread Starter #9
Frodo Baggins Member Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: City of Dreaming Spires	Yup, I will, it's all at geocities right now, so e-mail me bear_snuggle@hotmail.com, and I'll see if I should send it to you, or what not
	QUOTE Thanks

11-25-01, 10:52 PM	#10
JAVIonics New Member Join Date: Nov 2001	HTML Check The best HTML checker is probably w... (it's a bunch of letters), I'm sure someone's knows, but the're the people who do all the HTML inventing and stuff go to there website.
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