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Choose Commands Clean Up XHTML to have Dreamweaver get rid of HTML inconsistencies and make sure your documents are XHTML-ready Dreamweaver does everything it needs to do automatically to instantly convert tag attributes to all lowercase, fix syntax errors, and add or report missing required tag attributes, such as images with missing alt attributes For more detailed information on cleaning up your code with the Clean Up HTML/XHTML command, see Book V, 2

If you want to turn your existing HTML documents into XHTML documents, we could give you a set of complicated steps, but why should we The reality is that Dreamweaver makes this task so painfully simple that you may actually wonder if you ve missed something Simply open an HTML document in the Dreamweaver workspace window and perform one of the following tasks: If your HTML file doesn t use frames, choose File Convert and select an XHTML DTD type If your HTML file uses frames, select the frameset, choose File Convert, and choose XHTML 10 Frameset Then place your cursor inside a document in any of the frames in the frameset, choose File Convert, and select an XHTML DTD type The HTML code inside the frameset converts from HTML to XHTML Repeat this process for each document that appears inside a frame in the frameset Note: Although it doesn t really matter if you mix and match DTDs, you should probably pick one type and stick with it for the entire frameset If you re unsure which DTD to choose for the pages that are displayed inside the frames of your frameset, use XHTML 10 Transitional

Although we wish it weren t true, some HTML files can t be converted to XHTML and not all files can be made XHTML-compliant For example, some template-based files written in HTML can t be converted to XHTML because the converted file must be in the same language as the template file The best way to determine whether you can convert one of your HTML files to XHTML is to test it After converting the file, try entering a few line breaks to the code If the code looks like <br />, the conversion was a success To ensure that your code is fully compliant after the conversion, however, choose Commands Clean Up XHTML to perform XHTML validation on all your documents Check out Book V, 2 for more information about this useful tool

Dreamweaver has a built-in tool for validating your XHTML code The tool looks for any and all tag or syntax code errors and lets you know what it thinks you should do by displaying a convenient report In addition to XHTML, this tool also validates HTML, XML, JavaServer Pages (JSP), ColdFusion Markup Language (CFML), and Wireless Markup Language (WML) For step-by-step instructions on validating your XHTML, as well as other tips on using Reports to test your site before publishing, Book V, 1 covers everything you need to know about validating XHTML

Testing Your Site 460 Examining the Results Panel 466 Searching Your Code for Tags and Attributes 467 Validating Your Code 468 Testing Your Pages with Browser Compatibility 470 Checking and Fixing Links 475 Handling Workflow and HTML Reports 477 Viewing File Transfer Activity with the FTP Log 481 Debugging a ColdFusion Application (Windows) 481

Eliminating Formatting Issues Before They Occur 484 Checking Your Spelling, Grammar, and Readability 488 Getting Your HTML and XHTML Code Consistent 490 Reviewing Source Formatting and Making Changes 492 Applying Source Formatting 496 Changing Links Sitewide 497

Understanding File Transfer Basics 515 Putting Files on and Getting Files from the Remote Server 517 Keeping Your Local and Remote Site Files Up to Date 523