stevevan
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Welcome aboard!
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I saw this and had to post it! Meet HG's new helper. Quizno's
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And we definitely appreciate it Raul! Many thanks!
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Thanks for the info owatagal. I'm beginning to realize that. FWIW...I'm using HTML 4.01 Transitional. Also thanks to all the others. It's starting to sink in now!
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Figured it out. I had the following: ><link href="psra.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"/> I removed the type to leave just this: ><link href="psra.css" rel="stylesheet"> and it now works fine. Don't really understand it (yet) but I'm researching so I can understand why.
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Will meta tags work inside of <body>?
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I'm trying to keep a site I'm designing within HTML 4.0 Transitional specs using the validation service at ht*p://validator.w3.org. I tried to validate a page that has the standard format: ><html> <head> ...some stuff... </head> <body> ...some more stuff... </body> </html> Running the code with the validation service, I received an error that says "end tag for element "HEAD" which is not open" meaning it can't locate the beginning <head> tag. Yet it IS there as I had the validation site display a source listing. To make matters even more weird, I had another page that was missing the beginning <html> tag and it validated just fine...even when I left off the ending </html> tag. Something doesn't seem right, so I wondering how worried should I be about this?
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Sending E-mail From Outlook Express
stevevan replied to rdolbec's topic in CPanel and Site Maintenance
Welcome to the forums. Double check the account info (possible typo's) and try changing the port as Dick suggested. I had this happen to me and once I changed the port number, everything was fine. -
Without wanting to start another "browser war", I agree with Bob. IE isn't perfect, I personally don't like it, but then again, the only perfect network/browser is one that is never connected to the outside world. Firefox, for the time being, is (in my opinion) a very, very good browser. But like Bob said, give it some time and the people who don't have a life (read "hackers") will eventually get around to messing with THAT browser too. *SIGH* Such is life on the Internet, I guess!
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dolls (watched the movie "Valley of the Dolls" last night.)
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time
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NASCAR
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boys
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tart
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food
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Welcome to the forums. Were you able to get your problem solved?
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Welcome to the forums billyleeWPI.
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Thanks for the kind words lilirose. Glad to hear your problem got taken care of also!
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If he's doing something bad ( ) to your site, you could try contacting earthlink. MAYBE you could get lucky and they'd actually DO something about it!
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Welcome to the forums. Try a google or yahoo search and I'm sure you'll find several.
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What a shame!
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driving (esp. around Atlanta, Miami, etc.)
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mold
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That's part of the fun of learning all these neat things! Seriously, you'll find that you will get more satisfaction out of doing much of it yourself rather than finding a "cookie-cutter" site. (Plus it'll help drive people to your site if it's unique!)
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drugs