Is my code jacked up ?

**scottysweb** · 24 November 2010, 06:17 PM

Im not much of a code person so this may be irrelevant but, I have looked at the code for other sites that may have a paragraph of text and it dont look like mine. Here is a snippit of code for a text paragraph from my page.

Moody Cabinets has over 50 years combined experienced 
in the commercial construction industry. We know that as 
a general contractor your time is very valuable and that a 
sub-contractor who is knowledgeable and able to 
complete a job according to schedule and plan allows you 
to keep your focus on the big picture. Our goal is to 
produce a high quality cabinetry at a competitive price in 
order to insure that you, our contractor, achieve the end 
result that you are looking for. We also know that job flow 
is very important to the continual progression of the 
commercial job site so we at Moody Cabinets will do our 
very best to make sure we meet or beat all schedule 
requirements given to us. Moody Cabinets houses over 
12,000 square feet of production space, we incorporate 
CNC machining and state of the art computer design into 
our cabinetry, and we are commercially licensed and 
insured in the state of Arkansas. Since we are a custom 
cabinet shop we are not limited to any one particular 
style or design of cabinetry. Bring us any spec, any 
design, or any style and we will get it done! Moody 
Cabinets is big enough to handle large projects while also 
small enough to accomplish any little task that may come 
along. If you have any questions please feel free to 

So why is there: <span class="xr_tl" style="top: 383px before each line ? Im not seeing that on other sites..

**zaphodeist** · 24 November 2010, 07:11 PM

That's the WYSIWYG nature of the program. Solution: Don't look at the exported (100% w3c valid) HTML - just concentrate on your site design. That's the idea.

If you want something that looks more conventional you can use the "HTMLblockText" name for the text area which produces the old blah blah tags for paragraphs. But it makes no difference to Google.