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by seanferd Accepted solution
http://validator.w3.org/docs/help.html#icon
But, I gotta tell ya, if you can't manage this, it is unlikely your HTML code is valid. You actually have to validate it. And if you had, you'd know something about what is wrong.
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by poppatab Accepted solution
Hello,
Here is an excerpt from their F.A.Q.
How do I use this service?
Most probably, you will want to use the online Markup Validation service. The simple way to use this service to validate a Web page is to paste its address into the text area on the validator's home page, and press the "Check" button.
There are other possible uses and a few usage options, please read the user's manual for further help with this service.
If, for some reason, you prefer running your own instance of the Markup Validator, check out our developer's documentation.
You will need to supply an address to your page in order for the validation to work. If you have a test site to use; upload your page and put the URL in the space on the W3C site. Some internet srvice providers give you free space to have a web page with. If this is confusing; you will have to study a bit more about web pages and design.
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