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In Debian/Ubuntu you can do:
sudo apt-get install w3c-markup-validator
This will get you the web interface.
If you want to validate from the console, edit /usr/share/doc/w3c-markup-validator/examples/validate.pl and install libwebservice-validator-html-w3c-perl. Now you can run validate.pl with an URL to validate.
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In case someone is interested or had the same problem. It seems this may be a problem with the server (hence, why it runs fine in localhost) :) But anyway, if it happens to you, do this:
duplicate the layout and rename it Layout2
change its call in the ViewStart.cshtml so the right layout is called per page
Go to Azure or whoever is your server and delete ...
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The definition of the original content is not the strong feature of Google and other search engines. So, if you copy alien content from other websites and put it to yours and make link to your G+ account and submit your authorship, Google will identify you as the creator of it.
On http://www.hotelmarketing.com/ they add the link to the first source in the ...
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Quentin has touched on the answer, but I suspect you're looking for something a little meatier. The technologies you've referenced are all very "front-end." And they work great if you're building a small, static website. But once the site begins to grow you start to need a little extra help to keep things manageable. This help comes in the form of a ...
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CSS for presentation. A template language for duplicated content.
CMSes are tools and have their place. It is impossible to tell if your website is good place for one as we know nothing about it.
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Joey, you asked several questions there, some answers are going to be personal preference, some others I have done myself and think they might apply to you as well. So, here it goes:
Deal with it
The web changes. A lot. Work done several years ago cannot and should not apply today. I have no clue on how many work references you have, but assuming you are ...
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It seems to me that you have nothing to lose in contacting your old client to see if they require work to be done to their website. You will achieve nothing by not asking and it could be profitable if you do. You don't have to be so blunt by saying "your site looks terrible", simply regaining contact and enquiring about work could be sufficient. You cannot ...
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Another possibility is to import all the code into a IDE, and use the refactoring functions; if you try to delete a file they can track if it is included somewere and warn you before deleting it
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There is no way to programmatically analyze the files you have to see which are used. One of the PHP scripts could do something as simple as <a href="<?= $filename ?>.html"> to reference an arbitrary file, and you'd have no way of detecting that that target file was in use.
However, an alternative is to poll the website access logs. If you have ...
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See, i am not completely agree with your SEO guy to put 400 words of content by creating separate page for each service but i am agree with him on not to create just one page that contains all services !!
See, what i suggest is: create one page as you think to place all services there title and small description (2-3 lines) and put read more... link there. ...
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Ideally you want to carry on using only one navigation menu and style the menus using CSS viewpoint for desktop and mobile view, Google is fully aware of content within display:none and will see duplicate links, even though this may not result in bad SEO I believe that too many on page links do result in negative SEO.
Zurb Foundation or Bootstrap are fine ...
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The spellchecker I created and support is HTML Validator Pro. There are an average of 175 typographic errors per webpage checked by this tool. Of all the on-page metrics, spell checking uses so much CPU it's not funny. 950 pages is a tall order for free and to process in-one-go!
But if you can feed your website to us in digestible pieces, then it might be ...
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How you handle the development process is really a matter of preference. It would also depend on how you will handle payments.
For example, if you purchase the domain and a hosting play for them and they don't make the final payment, then you are out that money.
What I do is use my own domain name. For example, if I was creating a website for you I could ...
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