That's something you can check with the validator. Does removing the </li> tag fix the validation error?![]()
That's something you can check with the validator. Does removing the </li> tag fix the validation error?![]()
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theremotedr (05-19-2015)
Are you a head teacher, ha ha.
Yes it does,but no harm in asking.
Using the link you advise i was also told no language attribute was assigned.
So i will now addCode:<meta http-equiv="Content-Language" content="en" />
You can specify the language on the <html> element - like this;Ha, I have my exam invigilator head on today because of the IT exams taking place next door.Code:<html lang="en">![]()
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I have done it before this message came through.
Cheers.
Quick question without looking at every page.
The BOM is only on the index page ?
It could be something that has been introduced while working in code view, or from changing the save settings. Sometimes an editor will attempt to identify code and choose the encoding type for you without you realising, so if you've added a snippet of code from a forum for example, the editor might identify something in that 3rd party code and go "looks like we've switched to unicode (or whatever) - I better save the page with different encoding".
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