Hey,
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
http://www.w3.org/ develops and publishes the standards for web-based technologies.
They offer validators for your use (html, xml, css, etc) to see if your code meets the standards.
That said, not all browsers (IE) render the standards correctly. IE does it's own thing.
The DOCTYPE tells the browser how to render your page. Your pages do not have a DOCTYPE declared. The following is from ChiefDelphi....
Depending on what version of html you are writing, you should declare what it is. If not tell the browsers to revert to their default or Quirks mode. You now have less control over how the page looks on different browsers.
You have this java script embedded
Quote:
browserName = navigator.appName;
browserVer = parseInt(navigator.appVersion);
if (browserName == "Netscape" && browserVer >= 3) browserVer = "1";
else if (browserName == "Microsoft Internet Explorer" && browserVer == 4) browserVer = "1";
else browserVer = "2"
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that appears to be looking to deliver different images depending on what browser is being used. I was wondering if you were having trouble with the images because of the missing DOCTYPE.
