Step 3 - HTML Coding (Cont.)

Most Frequent HTML Errors

Using "unpaired" elements such as no closing Tag for links </A>, fonts </Font>, tables </Table>, etc. will be flagged as errors.

Unpaired quotes around URLs within a link can also cause HTML errors. For example, <A HREF="http//www.yahoo.com/> Yahoo</A>.

If you use any special character such as: <, >, & or any other non-standard character, may be identified as an HTML error.

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For more information about HTML errors visit Common HTML Errors. . As stated in HTML How Do They Do That, browsers do not give error messages for improper HTML usage.

For solutions to common HTML validation errors, including incorrect nesting of elements and use of the SCRIPT element, visit Web Design Group.