It’s not really going to be much easier for us to find the php file in question…
I can tell you though, the errant definition seems to be in your “panels” area… the three big boxes you have there on your site.
<div id="panels">
<div class="p1">
<style type="text/css">
<!--
.style1 {color: #0000FF}
-->
</style>
if you know where that is, then you can fix it. I can’t actually see anything using that style anyway, since there’s nothing in that area that’s 100% blue.
As I build my blog I keep getting more and more errors when I try and validate my code at http://validator.w3.org/.
Currently it lists 29 errors. How important is it for me to get rid of all these errors. I ran this check on some major blogs like TechCrunch.com and others and they all seemed to have a lot of errors in this check.
It just seems that everything I add to my blog creates a error.
Please let me know your thoughts on if I should spend hours and try and find all these errors and correct them or just let them be?
As far as SEO is concerned I know its better to have validated code but this is getting crazy. How much will it hurt me?
Well I fixed all but 4 errors. Can anyone give me any tips on the best way to find my remaining 4 errors quickly in wordpress?
Any help would be great cause the line and column just don’t work for finding invalid code and I have searched up and down and can not find these last 4 errors.
Thanks alot
Well I did it myself. Just click show source under options on http://validator.w3.org and you can find your mistakes easily. Hope this helps someone else.