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It is apparently not the left hand menu which is causing the problem. My
code for our index.html page also checks out okay for syntax, but when
it is served up to the viewer there is a problem where it includes my code.
Error /Line 297 column 9/: document type does not allow element "h2" here;
<div class="h3" id="longdescription">
<h3>Description</h3>
*<p>*
<img alt="OpenOffice.org Esperanto" src="ooeologo5.png" height="131"
width="418" />
<h2>Bonvenon al OpenOffice.org en Esperanto -- OOo:eo</h2>
<p style="background-color:lightgreen; margin:2em
20%;"><strong>Resumo:</strong> OpenOffice.org jam
disponeblas en multaj lingvoj, sed ankoraŭ ne en Esperanto. Ni esperas
eldoni tion en 2005. Vi povas helpi -- vidu la ligilojn
maldekstre.</p>
My stuff starts at the <img. That <p> just before it is the problem. The
closing </p> occurs after the included code and all the errors reported
by the syntax checker result from that.
What can be done about it?
fix IE ?
Seriously, structure-wise there is NOTHING wrong with preceding
your <h2> tag with the <p>. I'm using Moz 1.7.12 on Linux and
things look fine. I didn't follow this whole thread but this
appears to ba an IE bug/problem. Don't know what to say since
your <img ... /> construct looks right to me.
Donald
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