[Grammar] "The webpage doesn't display the videos, and neither mentions the type of error"

[Cristina.W]

"The webpage doesn't display the videos, and neither mentions the type of error"

Is the way I constructed this sentence correct? Or should it be like:
"The website doesn't display the videos, and neither does it mention the type of error."?
I'm confused whether or not the first sentence works fine too.

 

[jutfrank]

Re: "The webpage doesn't display the videos, and neither mentions the type of error"

The website doesn't display the videos, and neither does it mention the type of error.

Use this way. The construction in your title is not right.

 

[Cristina.W]

Re: "The webpage doesn't display the videos, and neither mentions the type of error"

Also, can 'neither' be replaced with 'nor'?

 

[Rover_KE]

Re: "The webpage doesn't display the videos, and neither mentions the type of error"

Yes, but delete 'and' and replace the comma with a semicolon.

The website doesn't display the videos; nor does it mention the type of error.

 

[Tdol]

Re: "The webpage doesn't display the videos, and neither mentions the type of error"

How about show the videos?

 

[emsr2d2]

Re: "The webpage doesn't display the videos, and neither mentions the type of error"

Can I just check what you actually mean? I think you mean "On this website, videos don't play and there is no explanatory error message"?

 

[teechar]

Re: "The webpage doesn't display the videos, and neither mentions the type of error"

The last sentence in the previous post should not end with a question mark.