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    Default Clean HTML?

    What is the way to clean the HTML? Actually i need to help to web page speed faster.

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    To speed up the page it is not enough to just clean html. Response time depends of the number of http requests. Reduce the number of HTTP requests per page, so as you consolidate all css files into one css file. The same rule is valid for all java scripts. Compress the code to reduce page size. Put javascript in the page at the end of the page and not in the header. Reduce number of images per page and reduce size of the images (optimize your graphics). Use text instead graphics button for links. Define width and height for all your images. etc, etc.
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    Clean HTML is very useful for any website. It is the process of making the website search engine friendly and increase the accessibility of the website.

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    Quote Originally Posted by infoman66 View Post
    To speed up the page it is not enough to just clean html. Response time depends of the number of http requests. Reduce the number of HTTP requests per page, so as you consolidate all css files into one css file. The same rule is valid for all java scripts. Compress the code to reduce page size. Put javascript in the page at the end of the page and not in the header. Reduce number of images per page and reduce size of the images (optimize your graphics). Use text instead graphics button for links. Define width and height for all your images. etc, etc.
    I am totally agree with infoman to speed up site clean HTML code only is not enough, you have to give more affort for spped up site. Clean content is also necessary for search engines.

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    Default Re: Clean HTML?

    from what I know, actually clean html doesn't make a page faster, only more readable to fellow programmers.

    of cause your page should not post out errors, but a few missing tags wont make the page slower :-), but its messy.

    also not many pages using both cms scripts, javascript, html5, flash bla bla bla.. will be vaild, all of the code gets output to html and most likely will not valid.

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