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To use the W3C's validation services to validate HTML code the DOCTYPE declaration is required. This goes at the very top of your HTML coding. To learn more about where the DOCTYPE declaration goes, see our HTML Document Structure article. The DOCTYPE declaration sets what HTML specification standard the document is coded for so the browsers and validators know how to process HTML code. Leave the following items at their default: * Character Encoding Will check that you included the character encoding meta tag and if it is coded correctly. * Document

One thing I like about the upcoming XHTML 2 is the way it handles headings. Anyone who ever touched HTML knows a heading is written as <h1>...</h1>, <h2>...</h2> and so on. This goes down to "h6" and indicates the level (importance) of the heading. It is always good to start with h1, and then go down, so that you won't have a document with an h3 where there is no h2, and so on (ISO-HTML even makes this mandatory). If you ever need more than 6 levels of headings, you've hit a limit in HTML. But there was another problem as