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What are we supposed to get from the second link...

I'm not understanding your question.
 
Umm... have u tried doing that thing some sites have that check your coding for free.. like for errors, or compatability with other browsers... etc
 
Cheetoz said:
Umm... have u tried doing that thing some sites have that check your coding for free.. like for errors, or compatability with other browsers... etc
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nope
 
Just check your tables... there's probably some cell you overlooked... pull the page up in a WYSYWIG editor that will show you the layout and you should be able to see the problem.
 
theDot said:
Just check your tables... there's probably some cell you overlooked... pull the page up in a WYSYWIG editor that will show you the layout and you should be able to see the problem.
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What is a WYSYWIG editor and where can I get it?
 
wysiwig editor is what you see is what you get so anything like frontpage/dreamweaver
 
problem #1: You have
Code: 
</table></body></html>
before you get to the trouble section, which is three errors

</table> is wrong because the problematic content is still in a table, which is no longer open (or was never opened, if this one being closed was supposed to be nested)

The other two are wrong because, well, they belong only at the very end of the page.

Also, it's "WYSIWYG" -- Not "What You See You What Is Get (Your Base)" as you've typed above :p

As for the stuff mentioned above for checking:
http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http://team-meek.net/
The Firefox Web Developer plugin has hotlinks to all major validation services plus a host of other useful tools. No web coder should be without it.
 
lomn75 said:
problem #1: You have
Code: 
</table></body></html>
before you get to the trouble section, which is three errors

</table> is wrong because the problematic content is still in a table, which is no longer open (or was never opened, if this one being closed was supposed to be nested)

The other two are wrong because, well, they belong only at the very end of the page.

Also, it's "WYSIWYG" -- Not "What You See You What Is Get (Your Base)" as you've typed above :p

As for the stuff mentioned above for checking:
http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http://team-meek.net/
The Firefox Web Developer plugin has hotlinks to all major validation services plus a host of other useful tools. No web coder should be without it.
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So what do you suggest I do?
 
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