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| Originally Posted By: Michael Cosmetic Changes
Firstly, after running The Staff Lounge through an online xHTML checking programme called W3 Validation which checks website script and if it follows accepted internet coding conventions i was shocked that we had over 100 errors on numerous pages such as the forum index, the sitemap index, etc ... but that has all be cleaned up now with The Staff Lounge running fully xHTML valid.  During this process there has been a slight update in ashetic appearances of certain aspects such as for example, the homepage now displaying main content in the left majority table and then additional information and site navigation modules on the right hand side. There has also been the inclusion of an About Us page which is displayed on both the forum and sitemap home to help new visitors learn more about aims as a forum and what we intend to acheive.
Users and guests alike can now also Advertise on The Staff Lounge for the small price of either $10, or, $20 you can have your website link, or, image (depending upon your subscription type) listed throughout The Staff Lounge in places garenteeing high click-through rates and interaction from regular forum users and guests alike. For those more interested in becomming an advertiser on The Staff Lounge please view our Advertise page and fill out our PayPal powered purchase form.
Also now, for registered users only, is the advent of the Forum Jump icon in the navigational bar just situated below the site banner. Which, when pressed lists all of our forums and quick links to them to help users save clicking time returning to our forum index to access another forum after viewing or commenting on a particular thread or forum for instance.
If anyone has any comments, suggestions, and/or updates regarding these updates or The Staff Lounge in general then please let a member of staff know by either commenting within this thread or contacting them by PM. |
Out of curiousity how can you tell what location to edit those errors? I know it mentions lines and columns, but for which area?