The Problem
Making changes to every page on a website is a pain in the butt.
If you don't use a content management system to compile your website, making changes to common elements such as menus and footers is a pain. You have to touch each and every page. That can be a problem on big websites.
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Changing the oil of your Jeep yourself is messy if you don't know what you are doing.The first time I changed my own oil I did not know how much leftover oil could be found inside the filter; it tends to spill out when removing.
The Problem
Very short web pages don't fill the whole screen.
I have been looking for the trick to this for a long time. I was very annoyed that I couldn't find an easy way to standardize the minimum height of every page on a website to fill the available vertical space in the browser window.
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The Problem
YouTube code generator for embedded videos does not provide valid HTML.
I used the WC3 validation tool on our client's website, SecondChanceStory.com, last night and discovered a dozen or more errors related to an embedded YouTube video on the home page.
Most of these errors arose from the fact that the <embed> element is deprecated in HTML 4. Nice! Thank-you Tube.
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