Doc Type code in FP 2003 for w3 validation

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Can anyone suugest the code to put in FP documents to validate code with their tool? I am not a programmer - rely on FP WYSIWYG. Thanks for any help.
 
Depends on how you coded your HTML.
If you use CSS or inline styles then use HTML4 doctype
If you use <font> tags use HTML3.2 doctype.
These can be inserted using a code snippet:
Change to Code view.
Place the cursor at the top of the page before <html>
Press CTRL+ENTER
Choose the code from the dropdown menu presented.
For HTML4.01 Transitional use
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"
"http://www.w3c.org/TR/1999/REC-html401-19991224/loose.dtd">

Note: In my opinion it is more important to have a page that works in many
browsers, than a page that validates against w3c recommendations. It is
possible to build a valid page that will not function in some browsers.
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Mfogel said:
Can anyone suugest the code to put in FP documents to validate code with
their tool? I am not a programmer - rely on FP WYSIWYG. Thanks for any
help.
 
Thanks for the excellent information. But...what if I used a combination of styles and font tags?
 
Stick w/ the 4.01 doctype

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| Thanks for the excellent information. But...what if I used a combination of styles and font tags?
 

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