HTML Error Warning When Posting to Adobe Forum – Need Guidance

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I was trying to ask a question related to HTML formatting, but I received the message our post has been changed because invalid HTML was found in the message body.

Can someone explain how I should format my question properly? I was trying to include HTML code, but it seems to be removed automatically. Should I use backticks or code blocks?

Also, I’m facing an issue where my <div> structure doesn’t align correctly in Dreamweaver. How can I describe it without the post getting rejected?

Thanks for your help.

Nancy OShea

Community Expert

[Moderator moved to Dreamweaver]

The best way to get coding help is by uploading the problem page to your web server and posting the URL here. We can use our browser developer tools to help us troubleshoot.

A distant second option, which isn't as convenient, is to post Code into a reply with the Code Icon </>. Or give us a link to your code on JS Fiddle or Code Pen.

Hope that helps.

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Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert

kglad

Community Expert

use the insert html icon: </>

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Derek Cross

Community Expert

You're in the Photoshop forum, repost in the Dreamweaver forum.

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MassC

Legend

Hey @zain_5674,

When you create your post, be sure to select "Insert/Edit Code Samples." This should allow you to post your code without errors. For now, I'm moving your post to the Using the Community.

^CM

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