HTML Email Not Valid

It depends on errors.

If it's saying don't do inline styling, you're good to go. but If it's about tag closings you should check it out...

If you need more help, put your design in a github repo and use the raw file in w3 validator and put the final link here...

Hi Hossein, It's various errors. I tested the original lesson file got 33 errors and mine got 21 :D I haven't read them all but the tag closing (I was expected to see that too actually) is not really the main. One really caught my attention is the use of <center>, and many other like the use of attributes like width, height etc like height="100%". I've been trying to switch from one doctype to another.

But it's true though, if i try to validate the non-inline styled there are less errors. I'm just thinking maybe because with html email the main idea is to make it work using whatever way possible.

Is it really? What do you think? Should an html email having a valid markup, or not really the main concern as the way it is done is already totally opposite of what we should do when creating normal website.

Try deleting height,width attributes from html and adding it to inline css.

sometimes for some reasons we use vendor prefixes which W3 jigsaw Validator call them Errors! It can be something like that.

I know It's good to be a responsible man/woman and listen to standards, but if you are getting the result that you want and the errors are silly things like what i've said before, ignore the errors. Check Google for instance!

Yes, I agree with you, sometimes its just ridiculous and not really necessary. Thanks at least I know I'm not 'off' to think that it is not that important. It is, but not that.

No wait I found out yay! So everything about width, height must be in css that's it. Then it will be valid. So somehow i think the tutorial file about this needs to be checked? Hello, Mike the Frog? :)