review please

No, that is the rendered HTML. thats what your browser interprets into the visual and functional interface.

Don't take this wrong way, but I think this stuff is way over your head, and you'll likely do more damage than good. I'd suggest hiring a 3rd party to clean this up if possible.

Originally Posted by Brian Cummiskey

No, that is the rendered HTML. thats what your browser interprets into the visual and functional interface.

Don't take this wrong way, but I think this stuff is way over your head, and you'll likely do more damage than good. I'd suggest hiring a 3rd party to clean this up if possible.

i agree lolol
where are the 3d parties??
i cant see why we just cant hire you guys, and add iTrader to the site

Originally Posted by jaderollie

i agree lolol
where are the 3d parties??
i cant see why we just cant hire you guys, and add iTrader to the site

Yes Brian have a big knowledgeable of the web development in general.
You can hire any designer from vb.org.

We simply don't have the man-power to offer these kinds of services. We have enough to do just keeping up with supporting our own product

Originally Posted by jaderollie

im now going to attempt :-
[Invalid] Markup Validation of http://www.magicalproteachings.com/ - W3C Markup Validator


so how do i know which files to edit, or better still find them??
as an example heres my 1st 3 :-

1. Line 63, Column 225: end tag for "img" omitted, but OMITTAG NO was specified …th='800' height='120' border='0'></a></center></div></td> ✉
   You may have neglected to close an element, or perhaps you meant to "self-close" an element, that is, ending it with "/>" instead of ">".
2. Line 63, Column 95: start tag was here …w.youtubemagic.net/" target="_blank"><img src='http://www.magicalproteachings
3. Line 106, Column 83: document type does not allow element "link" here ….css" media="screen" type="text/css"> ✉
   The element named above was found in a context where it is not allowed. This could mean that you have incorrectly nested elements -- such as a "style" element in the "body" section instead of inside "head" -- or two elements that overlap (which is not allowed).
   One common cause for this error is the use of XHTML syntax in HTML documents. Due to HTML's rules of implicitly closed elements, this error can create cascading effects. For instance, using XHTML's "self-closing" tags for "meta" and "link" in the "head" section of a HTML document may cause the parser to infer the end of the "head" section and the beginning of the "body" section (where "link" and "meta" are not allowed; hence the reported error).

If you goto your Admin Control panel and select general settings, you will see option : Add Template Name in HTML Comments.

Set this to Yes, then when you run the site vaildator, you will see references to the actual scripts that the errors are present in.

When you have finished, dont forget to set this option back to No.

Hope this helps.

hi

there is a better tool for validating XHTML errors?

is difficult to repair errors, not English!!!!!!!

The validator is just that-- a validator. It is not a FIX tool.

It is a manual process to find the errors (that the validator gives you) within your templates. it helps to check the "show source" box and then click "revalidate", as it will then show your xhtml source code with the line numbers.

99% of the time, they are easy fixes, mostly html vs xhtml errors (&amp; instead of &, <img> instead of <img />, <br> instead of <br />, missing alt="" tags, and so forth.
Sometimes, you may have botched a table tag <td> or <tr> or its closing partner and that is when things get bad. one bad table tag can cause 200+ errors on its own.

HTML is a top-> down approach. Always validate in order as the first error may clear more than just itself.

Originally Posted by Brian Cummiskey

The validator is just that-- a validator. It is not a FIX tool.

It is a manual process to find the errors (that the validator gives you) within your templates. it helps to check the "show source" box and then click "revalidate", as it will then show your xhtml source code with the line numbers.

99% of the time, they are easy fixes, mostly html vs xhtml errors (&amp; instead of &, <img> instead of <img />, <br> instead of <br />, missing alt="" tags, and so forth.
Sometimes, you may have botched a table tag <td> or <tr> or its closing partner and that is when things get bad. one bad table tag can cause 200+ errors on its own.

HTML is a top-> down approach. Always validate in order as the first error may clear more than just itself.

thanks for information but for me it is difficult to validate these errors

I'm sorry to hear you're having problems with this.

Unfortunately, this is out side of our standard services offered to our customers (as the default vb skin + vbseo validate).

I'm sure someone will fix it for you for a modest payment. Perhaps try vbulletin.org paid services requests.

Originally Posted by Brian Cummiskey

I'm sorry to hear you're having problems with this.

Unfortunately, this is out side of our standard services offered to our customers (as the default vb skin + vbseo validate).

I'm sure someone will fix it for you for a modest payment. Perhaps try vbulletin.org paid services requests.

I do not know where to go to solve these problems, I am seeing a lot of important forums, Teléfonos Móviles, Logos, Melodías, liberar gratis, mensajes SMS gratis, tienda , foros gsm, sms, moviles orange vodafone movistar yoigo ofertas comprar 4 times more errors than my forum, and have no problems of loss of views



error: http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=ht...idator%2F1.654

Some errors are more critical than others.

ie,

<p>some text
<h1>title</h1>

is invalid, and since the p tag wasn't closed before the h1 started, the h1 is effectively useless as it still thinks it's in a normal p tag.

the errors of my style is not the cause of this loss of views


I think there's a problem on my site, it can be something misconfigured on vbseo settings

client so as vbseo, I request a review of vbseo settings

Originally Posted by universo

the errors of my style is not the cause of this loss of views


I think there's a problem on my site, it can be something misconfigured on vbseo settings

client so as vbseo, I request a review of vbseo settings

I Have checked your site again and I found you done all of my suggests, however I see you didn't remove your forum title from your threads.

ex : GameBoid 1.3.8 Android (emulador GBA) - Universo Symbian

Originally Posted by marco1

I Have checked your site again and I found you done all of my suggests, however I see you didn't remove your forum title from your threads.

ex : GameBoid 1.3.8 Android (emulador GBA) - Universo Symbian

if I remove the title, it goes in search engine universe symbian

Originally Posted by universo

if I remove the title, it goes in search engine universe symbian

Sorry, I'm not completely understand your reply. are you mean if you remove forum title that's will make a problem with search engines ?