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Re: This website has a lot of unclosed h3 tags

#11
this page would be tough to scrape with an xpath to get to "Dull Needles" text node.

    /html/body/center[3]/a[2]/font/h3/font/font[2]/h3/font/font[2]/h3/font/font[2]/h3/font/font[2]/h3/font/font[2]/h3/font/font[2]/font/h3/font/font[2]/font/h3/font/font[2]/font/h3/font/font[2]/font/h3/font/font[2]/font/h3/font/font[2]/font/h3/font/font[2]/font/h3/font/font[2]/font/h3/font/font[2]/font/h3/font/font[2]/h3/font/font[2]/h3/font/font[2]/h3/font/font[2]/h3/font/font[2]/h3/font/font[2]/h3/font/font[2]/h3/font/font[2]/h3/font/font[2]/h3/font/font[2]/h3/font/font[2]/h3/font/font[2]/h3/font/font[2]/h3/font/font[1]/text()

Re: This website has a lot of unclosed h3 tags

#18
post #4

This might explain it:

Yeah, except that the site owner didn't forget to add Facebook page and the page seems quite active.

http://www.sewingandembroiderywarehouse.com/index.html

It was created on August 14, 2013. I am just glad small business like this continues to run and use technology. We should send an email and tell them to fix it. I am also glad the site didn't go down after all this traffic...

Re: This website has a lot of unclosed h3 tags

#19
post #14

That page loaded ridiculously fast. Maybe flat HTML is the way to go.

yeah, reminds me of this other website:

http://motherfuckingwebsite.com/

should we be hard-coding our styles into html and stop making stylesheets though? seems like a balance is needed

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