I have an HTML issue

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I have used a simple copy-paste thing to edit my overall_header.html file (phpbb3) and now my index.php doesn't work. I couldn't find any error from the following code below so I need help figuring out what the problem might be. Here's the full file (there might be other errors too which I may have not seen): <...>
Here's the code I think where the errors lie in:

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Josh Green
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Hello.

Unfortunately, we're not able to see your code here. If you do have a hosting account with us, while it does fall mostly outside of our support scope, it may be worth it to email [email protected] to see if there is any kind of help that can be offered. I've also found information that may help with this at https://area51.phpbb.com/docs/master/coding-guidelines.html

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Josh Green
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Hello.

Unfortunately, we're not able to see your code here. If you do have a hosting account with us, while it does fall mostly outside of our support scope, it may be worth it to email [email protected] to see if there is any kind of help that can be offered. I've also found information that may help with this at https://area51.phpbb.com/docs/master/coding-guidelines.html

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hamidch

You may have introduced errors into your overall_header.html file when you copy-pasted the code. This could be causing your index.php file to not work. To troubleshoot the issue, you can try the following:

1- Check the overall_header.html file for any errors in syntax. Make sure that all of the HTML tags are closed properly and that there are no missing quotes or semicolons.

2- Try commenting out the code that you think may be causing the error. This will help you to isolate the problem.

3- If you are still having trouble, you can try restoring the original overall_header.html file from a backup.

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Scott
Hello,

Unfortunately just the code alone will not be enough to find an error. You may just want to revert to your backup of the file you made before doing the modification.

Kindest Regards,
Scott M