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How to clean your HTML code

January 28th, 2009 by Connor McBrine-Ellis | 3 Comments | Filed in How Tos, Online, Tech

You might understand what I mean if I said I had code envy. All the code in all the computer books is usually nicely formatted, and spaced out perfectly. Perhaps your code is in a mess!

No matter what, your page will be easier to edit if you have nicely spaced code, so cleaning up your code is a good idea, and it’s worth it anyways even just for the benefit of your code being nice to look at.

There are a few ways to clean up your code – some HTML editors offer HTML cleanup built-in, like Adobe Dreamweaver.

Dreamweaver even has a feature to clean up your messy word html – check out this article Dreamweaver and Word HTML.

Here are a few good websites that will help you clean up your code – just paste, hit enter, and go:

fixmyhtml.com

yook.de/webmaster/clean

Also, using HTML code editors with syntax highlighting when editing HTML can help keep your HTML clean.

Try these good source code editors:

Notepad++

Jext

List of decent source code editors

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How to import from Blogger to WordPress

November 12th, 2008 by Connor McBrine-Ellis | No Comments | Filed in How Tos, Online

When I started this website, I had a lot of trouble importing from my old blogger blog to this new hosted WordPress blog. There seems to be a problem with hosted WordPress in the fact that lots of people have trouble importing Blogger blogs into it – here’s a solution (this will probably work with importing from other platforms other than blogger too). Go to www.wordpress.com and sign up for an account. Then go to Manage and then click on Import, and then follow the steps to import your old blog onto that blog, and then go to Export, and export as an XML file for your other hosted WordPress account. Then head back to your hosted wordpress and then import that xml file. Voila – you’re back again!!!

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