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Hypressure #1
Characters at top of home page when published
Using Contribute4. When I publish the home page, there are characters at the
very top of screen that don't appear in edit mode.
Seems to have moved the border of the page down one line which makes room for
them as well. Contribute won't display these
characters in edit mode, only after published? Have tried scrolling through
the borders to try to remove, but no luck.
Home page is html, all other pages are htm. All pages in site have templates
in edit mode except home page.
Website is: Hypressure.net You can see the characters at top of
home page when viewing.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Kurtis
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Bobby W - Adobe TS #2
Re: Characters at top of home page when published
Hello Hypressure,
This is due to invalid coding in your page. This will need to be fixed
manually, not via Contribute. You can use Dreamweaver or a simple text editor.
Search for the following text in the source:
[Q]</script>
N N
</head>
</html>
n[/Q]
That </html> tag should be the very last line in the page, yet it is before
the majorty of the page contents. I suspect you would be able to get away with
simply replacing the above code with this:
[Q]</script>
</head>
[/Q]
Bobby W - Adobe TS Guest



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