From some research:
If your code will be used on mobile, I would look into making that phone tag ( which seems to miss
</p>) into a functional phone tag : http://stackoverflow.com/a/11143507/7602 https://stackoverflow.com/a/11143507/7602I would imagine you want your facebook link to point to your actual page.
Your
<p>aragraphs are not closed properly..I would leave
<p>aragraphs out of<address>and would use styled<span>sframeborderis obsolete foriframe, whileiframeshould have atitleYour quoting of HTML attributes is inconsistent, in my mind they should all be surrounded with double quotes.
From some research:
If your code will be used on mobile, I would look into making that phone tag ( which seems to miss
</p>) into a functional phone tag : http://stackoverflow.com/a/11143507/7602I would imagine you want your facebook link to point to your actual page.
Your
<p>aragraphs are not closed properly..I would leave
<p>aragraphs out of<address>and would use styled<span>sframeborderis obsolete foriframe, whileiframeshould have atitleYour quoting of HTML attributes is inconsistent, in my mind they should all be surrounded with double quotes.
From some research:
If your code will be used on mobile, I would look into making that phone tag ( which seems to miss
</p>) into a functional phone tag : https://stackoverflow.com/a/11143507/7602I would imagine you want your facebook link to point to your actual page.
Your
<p>aragraphs are not closed properly..I would leave
<p>aragraphs out of<address>and would use styled<span>sframeborderis obsolete foriframe, whileiframeshould have atitleYour quoting of HTML attributes is inconsistent, in my mind they should all be surrounded with double quotes.
From some research:
If your code will be used on mobile, I would look into making that phone tag ( which seems to miss
</p>) into a functional phone tag : http://stackoverflow.com/a/11143507/7602I would imagine you want your facebook link to point to your actual page.
Your
<p>aragraphs are not closed properly..I would leave
<p>aragraphs out of<address>and would use styled<span>sframeborderis obsolete foriframe, whileiframeshould have atitleYour quoting of HTML attributes is consistentinconsistent, in my mind they should all be surrounded with double quotes.
From some research:
If your code will be used on mobile, I would look into making that phone tag ( which seems to miss
</p>) into a functional phone tag : http://stackoverflow.com/a/11143507/7602I would imagine you want your facebook link to point to your actual page.
Your
<p>aragraphs are not closed properly..I would leave
<p>aragraphs out of<address>and would use styled<span>sframeborderis obsolete foriframe, whileiframeshould have atitleYour quoting of HTML attributes is consistent, in my mind they should all be surrounded with double quotes.
From some research:
If your code will be used on mobile, I would look into making that phone tag ( which seems to miss
</p>) into a functional phone tag : http://stackoverflow.com/a/11143507/7602I would imagine you want your facebook link to point to your actual page.
Your
<p>aragraphs are not closed properly..I would leave
<p>aragraphs out of<address>and would use styled<span>sframeborderis obsolete foriframe, whileiframeshould have atitleYour quoting of HTML attributes is inconsistent, in my mind they should all be surrounded with double quotes.
From some research:
If your code will be used on mobile, I would look into making that phone tag ( which seems to miss
</p>) into a functional phone tag : http://stackoverflow.com/a/11143507/7602I would imagine you want your facebook link to point to your actual page.
Your
<p>aragraphs are not closed properly..I would leave
<p>aragraphs out of<address>and would use styled<span>sframeborderis obsolete foriframe, whileiframeshould have atitleYour quoting of HTML attributes is consistent, in my mind they should all be surrounded with double quotes.