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Re: Mac and PCs

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Posted by George on October 04, 1999 at 13:02:24:

In Reply to: Mac and PCs posted by Timothy Banning on October 04, 1999 at 12:47:58:

: I wasw visiting my family in Arkansas where my brother has and IMac. When I took a look at my Web Site http://home.earthlink.net/~dlachez/madchefs/
: All the Pages were missing a Cell In a Table. Is there that much difference between the two platform or is it sloppy html on my part.

Sorry Tim I'm afraid it appears to be the html. I ran the page through my html validator and it came up with a bunch of table nesting errors.

I use Allaire Homesite for coding and it has a built in validator. Its good at pointing out problems but you have to fix them yourself and table nesting stuff is a royal pain.

Some browsers are more forgiving that others, Netscape especially doesn't like nested tables or missing tags.

George

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