Code in my website

Hi everyone,
I have recently made a website using Dreamweaver and was told
by some coder that the code on my site was a mess. I have redone my
site, could someone take a look at my code and let me know if they
think it is OK? (I have not got that much expeirence in coding)
http://www.sussexwebsitedesign.com

"no1chance23" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> I have recently made a website using Dreamweaver and was
told by
> some coder
> that the code on my site was a mess. I have redone my
site, could
> someone take
> a look at my code and let me know if they think it is
OK? (I have
> not got that
> much expeirence in coding)
I have had a look, and I have seen much worse code, but it's
not up to
the standard I would expect of someone doing this
professionally.
First of all, let me say that the site looks good. It's the
coding you
need to smarten up.
So, what's wrong?
First of all, there's no rhyme or reason behind the way
you're using
h5 and h6 tags for important information. Heading tags are
intended to
structure the document logically: the top level should be h1,
subheadings should be h2, and lower level headings should be
h3.
All your heading tags and paragraphs are followed by line
breaks ( ). This is totally unnecessary, as headings and
paragraphs are
block-level elements that force the next content onto a new
line.
You're also suffering from a common disease of CSS beginners:
"classitis" - everything is a class. You need to learn how to
use the
CSS cascade so that elements inherit properties and values
from their
parent elements. A simple example is that just about every
class
contains exactly the same declaration for font-family. Since
you want
to use the same font-family everywhere, that rule should go
in the
body style block, and it will be automatically applied to the
whole
page.
Also, running your page through the W3C validator shows
there's a
stray closing </div> tag tag on line 83.
David Powers
Adobe Community Expert, Dreamweaver
http://foundationphp.com

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