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Originally Posted by VIPStephan
Well, the irony of your statement is that sometimes things like unclosed elements do have a relation to anything you experiment with. First rule of web development (or any programming related task, if I may say): You can’t expect proper results from invalid code. For example if you have no doctype the page may display significantly different than with a proper doctype. If you don’t close elements then this will result in nesting errors and – depending on the capabilities of the browsers to handle code errors – in erroneous display of your experiment.
So, keep this in mind: Always make sure your code is standards compliant and error free! Every experiment has to be well prepared. Why do a bad job if you can do a good job?
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thanks for advice...I'll try do my best..
