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HTML Validation Result of theweather.com
After validating, we found 2 errors and 5 warnings.
2 Errors
1. Duplicate ID “shared”. 1 occurrence
'...n> </div> <span class="shared" id="shared"><svg x...'
2. Duplicate ID “a”. 1 occurrence
'... 0 44 44"><mask id="a" fill="#fff"><path ...'
5 Warnings
1. Consider avoiding viewport values that prevent users from resizing documents. 1 occurrence
'...IE=edge"> <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0, maximum-scale=1.0, user-scalable=no"> <link...'
2. Section lacks heading. Consider using “h2”-“h6” elements to add identifying headings to all sections, or else use a “div” element instead for any cases where no heading is needed. 4 occurrences
'...le -sin"> <section class="item-principal cont-izq"> <div ...'
On line 1, column 59239
'...e> </div> <section class="module"> <div ...'
On line 1, column 65552
'... </aside> <section class="flex-top module"> <div ...'
On line 1, column 83679
'.../section> <section class="grid-3 module"> <div ...'
3. The first occurrence of ID “shared” was here. 1 occurrence
'...n> </div> <span class="shared" id="shared"><svg x...'
4. The first occurrence of ID “a” was here. 1 occurrence
'... 0 44 44"><mask id="a" fill="#fff"><path ...'
5. Article lacks heading. Consider using “h2”-“h6” elements to add identifying headings to all articles. 14 occurrences
'..."grid-1"> <article class="articles-row"> <div ...'
On line 1, column 62901
'.../article> <article class="articles-row"> <div ...'
On line 1, column 63769
'.../article> <article class="articles-row"> <div ...'
On line 1, column 64620
'.../article> <article class="articles-row"> <div ...'
On line 1, column 66651
'..."grid-2"> <article class="articles-row"> <div ...'
On line 1, column 67477
'.../article> <article class="articles-row"> <div ...'
On line 1, column 68393
'.../article> <article class="articles-row"> <div ...'
On line 1, column 69244
'.../article> <article class="articles-row"> <div ...'
On line 1, column 70212
'.../article> <article class="articles-row"> <div ...'
On line 1, column 71262
'.../article> <article class="articles-row"> <div ...'
On line 1, column 88153
'..."grid-1"> <article class="articles-row"> <div ...'
On line 1, column 88958
'.../article> <article class="articles-row"> <div ...'
On line 1, column 89722
'.../article> <article class="articles-row"> <div ...'
On line 1, column 90632
'.../article> <article class="articles-row"> <div ...'
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