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Icheb

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Does no one notice it that there is a "<!--" missing in front of that "link" or is that on purpose? ;)
 
The privacy staement link is commented out (sourced the thread page, maybe its just commented on threads). So what?
 
Yep, it looks like a botched comment job. If you look a few lines up, they started the comment before the Archive link, but then never closed it. That is what is causing the current 'funkyness' in properly rendering browsers.
 
lomn75 said:
Looks like a FF rendering bug, HTML is fine there.
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Its not fine... Currently this is in the footer template:

Code: 
		<div class="smallfont">

			<strong>
				<a href="mailto:hard.forum@hardocp.com">Contact Us</a> -
				<a href="http://hardocp.com">Sister Site to [H]ard|OCP</a> -
				<!--
				
				<a href="archive/index.php">Archive</a> -
				<!-- - <a href="">Privacy Statement</a> - -->
				<a href="#top" onclick="self.scrollTo(0, 0); return false;">Top</a>
			</strong>
		</div>

it should be...

Code: 
		<div class="smallfont">

			<strong>
				<a href="mailto:hard.forum@hardocp.com">Contact Us</a> -
				<a href="http://hardocp.com">Sister Site to [H]ard|OCP</a> -
				<!--
				
				<a href="archive/index.php">Archive</a> -
				 - <a href="">Privacy Statement</a> - -->
				<a href="#top" onclick="self.scrollTo(0, 0); return false;">Top</a>
			</strong>
		</div>

not a big deal though, not like any one spends alot of time down there.
 
It looks like this issue might only affect gecko-based browsers. I'm seeing it on firefox, mozilla, and epiphany, but not on konqueror.
 
Dolby said:
Its not fine...
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Ahh, correct. I checked and opening a comment inside a comment is in fact illegal. I just assumed that since that's never the case in traditional programming languages, it would be the case w/ HTML as well.
 
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