HELP - How Can I Clean Up my HTML

Discussion in 'Programming' started by mbomb, Jun 4, 2008.

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    I am a total IDIOT when it comes to HTML. I do all my stuff via Godaddy.com's WebSite Tonight. It is a WYSIWYG Editor.

    Now, whenever I edit my site it says that is having a problem loading a script. And then I cannot re-publish my site with the desired changes.

    I think my site either a.) has a virus on it (is this possible?) or B.) has so much HTML repetitive code that it is crashing when I try to edit it.

    The site loads fine and people are viewing it ok, but I *know* that TONS Of html is repeated within it. Example: whenever I bold and UNBOLD all that info is still left within the code.

    How can I clean up this code? How can I remove the duplicate info?

    Or better yet -- can someone help me with this?

    I will not post my site on this board. Just please PM me.
     
    mbomb, Jun 4, 2008 IP
  2. crath

    crath Well-Known Member

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    For $7 a page, I will rewrite your html code and fix any errors I come across.
     
    crath, Jun 4, 2008 IP
  3. coder999

    coder999 Banned

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    I'll charge $5 per page or you can do it your self try google "tidy code"
     
    coder999, Jun 4, 2008 IP
  4. mbomb

    mbomb Well-Known Member

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    Yes its simply tons of <FONT> information over and over again that I need cleaned up.

    In fact, when Mozilla loads it its crashing the darn thing.

    TidyCode looks too complicated for me.

    Please PM me if you're interested in doing this for me guys. First one to PM me can have the job.

    And can you pull it right off the side or do I need to send you the hard code?
     
    mbomb, Jun 4, 2008 IP
  5. mmerlinn

    mmerlinn Prominent Member

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    Start by validating your code at "validator.w3.org"

    Fix the problems ONE at a time from the TOP down. Most errors will cause a cascading effect showing errors where NONE exist, so it is VERY important to fix them in the proper order.

    In the process of validating your code, you will learn a lot about how to code HTML pages. And once the page is validated it should run flawlessly in most modern browsers.

    Also, you might want to join the Tek-Tips forum (tek-tips.com) where programmers from around the world hang out.
     
    mmerlinn, Jun 9, 2008 IP
  6. andyba

    andyba Well-Known Member

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    If you totally need to design your own html with WYSIWYG, I would recommend getting Adobe Dreamweaver.
    It will also clean your existing html code.
     
    andyba, Jun 10, 2008 IP