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I apologize for being very critical in this subject. I was looking for a similar product and then saw your site, as always I look around and I just saw several errors that I just could not ignore. Especially when offering a product such as HTML tidy and then see mistakes on the website of the owners.
base.css holds the HTML markup starting from the <!DOCTYPE html> to the </html>
Furthermore there are a whole bunch of errors within your CSS files.
A small single-paged website does not require to use as much css as is being loaded.
Perhaps a visit to the HTML and CSS validators of the W3C would help you further.
Within any HTML document, do not place script tags between </body> and </html>. The closing tags are there for a reason.
The unordered list does not need to have that many empty spaces. (tidy it up)
Perhaps use HTML tidy and have a critical look at how it tidies things up?
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This is not the proper channel for your criticisms. GitHub Issues are not social media comments. Send the author an email if you feel so strongly about the Tidy website, but keep the Issues sections of GitHub repos...tidy, if you get my meaning.
I apologize for being very critical in this subject. I was looking for a similar product and then saw your site, as always I look around and I just saw several errors that I just could not ignore. Especially when offering a product such as HTML tidy and then see mistakes on the website of the owners.
<!DOCTYPE html>
to the</html>
Perhaps a visit to the HTML and CSS validators of the W3C would help you further.
</body>
and</html>
. The closing tags are there for a reason.Perhaps use HTML tidy and have a critical look at how it tidies things up?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: