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The Convert Tables to AP Divs dialog box.
3. When you??™re done, click OK to close the dialog.
Dreamweaver converts the page immediately. If you need to return to a table-based layout, choose File ???
Convert ??? AP Divs to Tables.
To learn how to use Dreamweaver??™s AP Divs to Tables roundtrip features, see Chapter 11.
Validating Your Code
Most browsers are very forgiving. They can take a document riddled with HTML infractions and, through
???intelligent??? interpretation, manage to display the page beautifully, with no indication that anything is awry
with the underlying code. As a responsible Web author, however, you should never rely on the kindness of
your users??™ browsers! It??™s far safer to take the extra time to validate the correctness of your code??™s syntax
rather than risk having a browser be less forgiving than you had hoped.
Fortunately, Dreamweaver can help. You can use its built-in Validator to check a document??™s code for tag or
syntax errors. The Validator supports a wide range of tag-based languages, including HTML (several versions),
XHTML, XML, JSP (JavaServer Pages), CFML (ColdFusion Markup Language), and WML (Wireless
Markup Language).
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