making a website in design view which passes the Html validator te

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Thanks again everybody!
Even though I have to admit that half of the explanation went over my head.
I would like to learn HTML code, no problem whit that. I’ve already
started. To tell the truth I would learn just as much-or less-as it
necessary for creating a good, functioning website with FP 2003. How would I
know what is the necessary knowledge that I would need? (
I would like to finish my website ASAP)
Do I have to learn HTML first, and come back to FP 2003 design view?
Thanks again, for all your help.

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Murray said:
Yes - thanks. I wasn't thinking about the post-save modifications that FP
would make to the page.

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Ronx said:
But FrontPage navigation components (in text formats) will never validate
under any doctype (except, perhaps, a doctype for HTML1 if such exists).
In FrontPage code view these show as a simple comment. As Bob said, the
text navigation components contain <nobr> tags, which were illegal (not
deprecated) even in HTML3.2. Using a theme and image rendition of the
navigation brings its own problems with validation elsewhere in the page,
though the navigation itself will pass.
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Murray said:
Anything within comments will validate just fine. It is ignored by the
validators.

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Another thing that will not validate is the use of "webbots"
Like the grey text that starts with:
<!--webbot bot="Navigation" s-o

This is used for the Auto Navigation, include pages, and shared boarders
I
think...

BUT -- This doesn't mean that there is anything wrong with the page!
It just means that W3C.org does not recognize it. (Or approve it's
use?)

I think the error you get is "Nobr" (could be wrong here)

That is why a little knowledge of HTML coding is not a bad thing.

bob
|> Anything you could recommend as a solution?
|
| The only solution would be to learn some HTML.
|
| > What is that cannot be done or undone at all in design view?
|
| Improperly nested tags is one thing you cannot undo in Design view
(well,
| short of deleting everything and re-entering it). I'll try to come up
with
| some better examples for you, though.
|
| --
| Murray
| --------------
| MVP FrontPage
|
|
| | > Anything you could recommend as a solution? What should I be aware
of?
| > What
| > is that cannot be done or undone at all in design view?
| > I appriciate your help.
| > --
| > Vanilla
| > Using: MW 2003, Excell 2003, Publisher 2003, FP 2003,
| > http://www.searchenginelocator.com
| > Back it up!
| >
| > "Murray" wrote:
| >
| >> It's very simple to answer that one.
| >>
| >> > I guess I'm asking that: Creating a website, can we rely on just
the
| >> > design
| >> > view?
| >>
| >> No. Exclusive use of design view will find you in holes from time
to
| >> time
| >> that you simply cannot get out of from design view.
| >>
| >> --
| >> Murray
| >> --------------
| >> MVP FrontPage
| >>
| >>
| >> | >> >I thank everybody for their opinion.
| >> > From my question I missed an important part, it should've been:
Is it
| >> > possible to make a website in design view (WITHOUT THE FIRM
KNOWLEDGE
| >> > OF
| >> > HTML), which could pass the HTML validator test.
| >> > I guess I'm asking that: Creating a website, can we rely on just
the
| >> > design
| >> > view?
| >> >
| >> > The problem Mir referring is one of my problems as well; also
sometimes
| >> > even
| >> > the simplest task, like creating a table could be a problem in
design
| >> > view,
| >> > as it looks different in preview than it does in design view.
| >> >
| >> > --
| >> > Vanilla
| >> > Using: MW 2003, Excell 2003, Publisher 2003, FP 2003,
| >> > http://www.searchenginelocator.com
| >> > Back it up!
| >> >
| >> >
| >> > "Kathleen Anderson [MVP - FrontPage]" wrote:
| >> >
| >> >> Absolutely.
| >> >>
| >> >> --
| >> >>
| >> >> ~ Kathleen Anderson
| >> >> Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
| >> >> Spider Web Woman Designs
| >> >> web: http://www.spiderwebwoman.com/resources/
| >> >> FrontPage Support: http://www.frontpagemvps.com/
| >> >>
| >> >>
| >> >>
| >> >>
| >> >> | >> >> > Is it possible to make a website in design view, which could
pass
| >> >> > the
| >> >> > HTML
| >> >> > validator test.
| >> >> >
| >> >> > --
| >> >> > Vanilla
| >> >> > Using: MW 2003, Excell 2003, Publisher 2003, FP 2003,
| >> >> > http://www.searchenginelocator.com
| >> >> > Back it up!
| >> >>
| >> >>
| >> >>
| >>
| >>
| >>
|
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