that's punk

solve these: http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http% ... or%2F1.654


thanks.

Perhaps a bit late but I still see a lot of errors

Instead of <div id="small"> use <div class="small">

In CSS the #small will be .small
"id" may only be used once on each page.


The "<smallbg>" have I never-ever seen before. A quicksearch on google suggests using <div> or <span>
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/338711

These two will clear up a lot of the bugs.

thanks. easy fixes, but I never bothered looking for them. well spotted! smallbg lacked a . in the css and was defined as uh just smallbg. so I put a . and used div class smallbg. all alright now. I will look at the other ones asap as well. let me know if you do before me!

It looks like it is a problem with the list structure. "<li>" elements shold always be closed ( "</li>") before closing the "</ul>".

It looks like a list in a list. It got it purposes but more often makes it harder to validate, even if it looks right.

# </ul>
# </li>
# <li id="feeds">feeds <ul> //here you should closed the "<li>" and started the "<ul>" before this line and <li> element.
# <li><a href="feed:http://thatspunk.net/blog/feed/" title="Syndicate this site using RSS"><abbr title="Really Simple Syndication">RSS</abbr> Contents</a></li>
# <br />
#
# </ul>
# </div>
# <!-- end sidebar -->

The error with the closing "</html>" tag could come from a missing "</div>" tag or similar.

The error with the "<br /> could be because it stands alone and not in tag and seems a bit unnecessary. To make spacing you got more efficent ways doing this in CSS (W3C would probably tell you )

Happy coding!