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now once iamp;#39;ve got an xhtml document created i need to validate it to make sure that it matches the structure of a correctly constructed xhtml document now iamp;#39;ll just show you a couple of easy things to do here and look for this to start showing up in browsers and so forth but thereamp;#39;s an online validator through the w3c and itamp;#39;s at http validator.w3.org now thereamp;#39;s only one problem with that one your xtml document has to be on a web server and be available via the or the world wide web in a development environment especially thatamp;#39;s not going to happen itamp;#39;s going to be on your local hard drive and if thatamp;#39;s the case you can go to validator.w3.org forward slash file upload dot html and this will let you basically push your file up to that location from your local machine and they will tell you whether or not itamp;#39;s valid so letamp;#39;s go do that and see what kind of job i did typing on the example xhtml document i cre