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As a blogger, it is important to validate your blog’s source code in order to make sure all the features are fully functional. Basically, as we all know it, every blog or website is built on programming source codes. Unfortunately, sometimes some minor errors might pop up in your blog due to the fact that programmers aren’t always the most meticulous type of people. That is where code validation comes in. Code validation test helps blog owner to identify errors in your blog and helps to rectify the problem. Here are the top 6 code validation tests for your blog.
1. W3C Markup Validation Service - This is the most used HTML validator on the Internet. It Traverses HTML and XHTML markup for syntax errors according to the standards set by The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).
2. WDG HTML Validator - This excellent tool identifies syntax errors on pages driven by markup languages. It also has an option to recursively check for errors on every page in the website directory.
3. W3C CSS Validation Service - This tool checks Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) documents for errors in source code. It also gives warnings for code that doesn’t exhibit the best design practices.
4. RUWF? XML Syntax Checker - This tool checks for malformed data in XML documents.
5. W3C Feed Validation Service - This tool checks the syntax of Atom and RSS feeds for errors.
6. W3C Link Checker - This tool searches for and identifies broken links. Specifically checks that all the links are de-referenceable, no links and anchors are defined twice and warns about invalid http and directory redirects.

Hi I am very impressed by the pop up window at the links that u have, how do u do that ?
Jamy from Sunshine Florida, USA.
Hmm, Pop-up window?
I think Jamy means the contentlink or the snap thing of your links
Yup, I sent her a message to explain about that
Thank you for the answer. I went to the site and it said the approval take 5 bis day. So I will wait patiently.
Good luck!. More $$ will be coming your way
I also need some explanations leh… will that means monetizing my blog too?
Oh, this is to make sure your blog is according to the standards set by W3C so that your blog won’t show any errors across different browser platforms.
In summary, your blog can be viewed by everyone.
I need more explanation about W3C CSS Validation Service, this software just check the errors or they can fix it too?