October 20, 2006, Newsletter Issue #89: Nesting Mistakes
Tip of the Week
In order to avoid troubleshooting your code later on, it´s important when learning HTML to focus on nesting. Nesting is the order in which HTML tags are opened, ex. <BODY>, and closed, ex. </BODY>.
The rule is this: First to open is last to close. Here´s an example of improper and then the proper code:
Improper code
<H3><B>This is a Headline</H3></B>
Proper code
<H3><B>This is a Headline</B></H3>
Things can get much more complicated looking than this simple example, but if you remember to close tags in the opposite order than they were opened, you´ll save yourself time troubleshooting.
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