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28-04-2010, 00:46
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Re: HTML/Website Help
I'd start by proofreading the HTML. The head and body elements are a little scrambled up, and there are two opening body tags. Put the style and link tags into the head section.
Also check the rest of the structure--make sure tags are nested properly, the document is organized into a tree, etc. No problems with the CSS jump out at me, but it'll be hard to tell until the HTML is fixed and reorganized. |
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