🚀 go-pugleaf

jw35@cus.cam.ac.uk (Jon Warbrick) writes:

> In article <ekht43$qsb$1@gemini.csx.cam.ac.uk>,
> Douglas de Lacey  <del2@cam.ac.uk> wrote:
>>An appeal directed only to those with time on their hands ...
>
> Well, that's not me but...
>
>>I've been told that one of my web pages (home page of 
>><http://www.camantsoc.org/>) is not rendering correctly in IE7. All the 
>>layout disappears. It (and its css) passes the W3C validation checks, 
>>and renders fine in other browsers, so I assume it is some IE silliness; 
>>but oddly other pages written to the same template and with the same css 
>>apparently work fine. If anyone would like to verify that IE7 (or any 
>>other version or browser) doesn't like my page I'd be grateful, and 100 
>>extra brownie points to anyone who can offer a fix.
>
> You have a missing '>' on the end of your 3rd <meta> tag - the one
> just before the stylesheet link.
>

"Web rendering problem not entirely the fault of IE shock" :)


I kind of like xhtml, then editors/validators pick more of these kind
of things up for you.