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When I open the below webpage in Dreamweaver v4, the tables and background image are positioned correctly (as you would see in Internet Explorer). In Dreamweaver MX 2004, the tables contents are all displayed one below the other (not left and right as you see with v4) and there are no table borders displayed. I do see the table borders and the tables are displayed side-by-side with other webpages in MX 2004. http://www.lourdsmusic.com/main-2.htm Can someone tell me why the tables on this webpage or not displayed correctly in Dreamweaver MX 2004 and what I can do to correct this? Thanks to anyone who can help me out. |
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You have a missing closing </table> tag at the end of your html. It should look as below: /tr /table /body Barry Koopersmith wrote: When I open the below webpage in Dreamweaver v4, the tables and background image are positioned correctly (as you would see in Internet Explorer). In Dreamweaver MX 2004, the tables contents are all displayed one below the other (not left and right as you see with v4) and there are no table borders displayed. I do see the table borders and the tables are displayed side-by-side with other webpages in MX 2004. http://www.lourdsmusic.com/main-2.htm Can someone tell me why the tables on this webpage or not displayed correctly in Dreamweaver MX 2004 and what I can do to correct this? Thanks to anyone who can help me out. |
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Thank you. That was it. In Dreamweaver MX 2004, when I selected "Show all errors", it did not list that missing </table> tag. Do you know why? Can you recommend a utility program that can scan a file and detect syntax errors in html, xhtml and css code? |
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