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Does The HTML Of My Web Form Comply To W3C Standards?
Yes. Our forms were designed to adhere as closely as possible to the W3C standards and validate under an XHTML 1.0 Strict doctype.
That said, there are a couple issues which may appear that would prevent a form from validating 100% under the Strict doctype. Address these to be sure your HTML validates properly:
- If you select the "Raw HTML Version" when getting the HTML to publish your form, move the form styles, everything between and including the style tags, to the head of your page.
- When setting up your thank you page, if you select the "Open Thank You Page in New Window" option, your form will validate as XHTML 1.0 Transitional, but not Strict.
- If you add a Privacy Policy to your web form, your form will validate as XHTML 1.0 Transitional, but not Strict.
Still Have Questions?
If after reading this article you still have questions, contact us for a personal response from our Customer Solutions team.Related Articles
- How Do I Add a Form To My Website?
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- Which Option Should I Choose When Publishing My Web Form?
