I would put some boxes around the main text? So it looks neater and you can plainley see where one ends and another begins. I know its totally obvious when they end and begin, but its just how I would have it.
But the layout looks pretty good in my view, navigations are easy to see and use, and the content is not all over the place.
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Line 37, column 15: character "\" not allowed in attribute specification list
</ul></div><br \>
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Line 44, column 16: character "\" not allowed in attribute specification list
</div></div><br \>
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Line 46, column 9: ID "BOXBORDER" already defined
<div id="boxborder">
An "id" is a unique identifier. Each time this attribute is used in a document it must have a different value. If you are using this attribute as a hock for style sheets it may be more appropriate to use classes (which group elements) than id (which are used to identify exactly one element).
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Line 40, column 9: ID "BOXBORDER" first defined here
<div id="boxborder">
Line 47, column 9: ID "BOX" already defined
<div id="box">
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<div id="box">
Line 55, column 37: character "\" not allowed in attribute specification list
<label for="nome">Nome</label><br \>
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... nome." size="20" maxlength="35"><br \><br \>
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Line 56, column 106: character "\" not allowed in attribute specification list
..." size="20" maxlength="35"><br \><br \>
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Line 57, column 40: character "\" not allowed in attribute specification list
<label for="email">E-Mail</label><br \>
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Line 58, column 103: character "\" not allowed in attribute specification list
...email." size="20" maxlength="35"><br \><br \>
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Line 58, column 109: character "\" not allowed in attribute specification list
..." size="20" maxlength="35"><br \><br \>
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Line 62, column 16: character "\" not allowed in attribute specification list
</div></div><br \>
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Line 64, column 114: character "\" not allowed in attribute specification list
...sapo.pt/core/js/fav.js"></script><br \><br \>
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...t/core/js/fav.js"></script><br \><br \>
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Line 70, column 54: character "\" not allowed in attribute specification list
<h4>Jantar de Natal</h4><div><a name="408551"></a><br \>
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Não são admitidas distracções! Prenda é prenda!!!</div><br \>
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Line 107, column 135: character "\" not allowed in attribute specification list
...com/pagead/show_ads.js"></script><br \><br \>
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Line 107, column 141: character "\" not allowed in attribute specification list
...gead/show_ads.js"></script><br \><br \>
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Line 109, column 10: character "\" not allowed in attribute specification list
</div><br \>
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Line 111, column 9: ID "NAVCONTAINER" already defined
<div id="navcontainer"><ul id="navlist">
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Line 27, column 9: ID "NAVCONTAINER" first defined here
<div id="navcontainer"><ul id="navlist">
Line 111, column 31: ID "NAVLIST" already defined
<div id="navcontainer"><ul id="navlist">
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Line 27, column 31: ID "NAVLIST" first defined here
<div id="navcontainer"><ul id="navlist">
...fix these and youll be well on your way.
usability:
links in the menu of the page you are already on should be disabled to prevent visitors accidentally clicking on the link and reloading the page they were already on, annoying them and wasting their time. the menu buttons are a good size to be usable, rollover state clear.
layout:
looks fine to me. the header section is perhaps a bit big but it doesnt get in the way of the content so its not a problem. images are nice, especially with the logo over the top. color scheme is good. i wouldnt change anything about the layout.
i have the menu appearing twice on the page, so i'm getting:
Line 107, column 9: ID "NAVCONTAINER" already defined
<div id="navcontainer"><ul id="navlist">
An "id" is a unique identifier. Each time this attribute is used in a document it must have a different value. If you are using this attribute as a hock for style sheets it may be more appropriate to use classes (which group elements) than id (which are used to identify exactly one element).
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Line 26, column 9: ID "NAVCONTAINER" first defined here
<div id="navcontainer"><ul id="navlist">
Line 107, column 31: ID "NAVLIST" already defined
<div id="navcontainer"><ul id="navlist">
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Line 26, column 31: ID "NAVLIST" first defined here
<div id="navcontainer"><ul id="navlist">
is there a way to show the menu twice without having to repeat the div id?
I've got it. I was having trouble with the navlist.
anyway, i can proudly say my website (only the index, so far) is ok by w3c css and html validators. any validators besides the w3c i should be aware of?
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