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===Missing Div tags=== | ===Missing Div tags=== | ||
In the last contributor meeting, Jane Colmenares said that missing <nowiki><div></nowiki> tags were “vain of her existence.” She was referring to the difficulty of finding missing <nowiki><div> or <nowiki></div></nowiki> tags in articles that can really mess up page. It might be for you as well. You can use Ctr F to find all the div tags but it will not help you find matching pairs opening and closing <nowiki><div></nowiki> tags. | In the last contributor meeting, Jane Colmenares said that missing <nowiki><div></nowiki> tags were “vain of her existence.” She was referring to the difficulty of finding missing <nowiki><div></nowiki> or <nowiki></div></nowiki> tags in articles that can really mess up page. It might be for you as well. You can use Ctr F to find all the div tags but it will not help you find matching pairs opening and closing <nowiki><div></nowiki> tags. | ||
<p>Here is a suggestion to try that might help you find them a little easier: | <p>Here is a suggestion to try that might help you find them a little easier: | ||
Download a free software program called Notepad++. I works just like Notepad which comes with your windows program. Put these four lines of code on a new page in Notepad++. Then save this page with a name you can remember with a “html” extension like so: “some name.html.” You will use it more than once. | Download a free software program called Notepad++. I works just like Notepad which comes with your windows program. Put these four lines of code on a new page in Notepad++. Then save this page with a name you can remember with a “html” extension like so: “some name.html.” You will use it more than once. |