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Hi Marie, If you're going to use xhtml, you need to give every attribute a value. Your example would become: option value=# selected=selectedSelect a page/option HTH, Kay. -- Kay Smoljak Senior Developer/QC Leader/Search Optimisation PerthWeb Pty Ltd - http://www.perthweb.com.au/ Ph: 08 9226

RE: [WSG] new to the list

Because you've declared XHTML doctype for your page (see first line of your code) you need to use parameter=value pairs in all cases. So for valid XHTML you'd need option value=# selected=selectedSelect a page/option For more XHTML syntax rules see

Re: [WSG] new to the list

Thank you! Sometimes the most obvious answer is the hardest to see LOL I did learn that! Marie ~aka~ Vanille About Certified XHTML Developer - Level 1 Vanille's Place - http://marie-str.com Technicolour Rainbow - http://techrain.ca the FlipSide - http://the-flipside.com Hi Marie, If

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Thank you Miles :) I did learn about that - LOL All fixed now! Marie ~aka~ Vanille About Certified XHTML Developer - Level 1 Vanille's Place - http://marie-str.com Technicolour Rainbow - http://techrain.ca the FlipSide - http://the-flipside.com Because you've declared XHTML doctype for your

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Title: Message Thank you Kat :) I feel like an idiot LOL I knew that! Just couldn't SEE it! Oh - and I apologize to you all - I forgot to turn off the 'request read receipt' thingy before I sent my request - it's off now ~ Marie ~aka~ Vanille About Certified XHTML Developer - Level

RE: [WSG] new to the list

Rasmussen Sent: Friday, 28 May 2004 11:41 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: [WSG] new to the list You need to use option value=# selected=selectedSelect a page/option -Kat -Original Message- This is the line of code I'm referring to - option value=# selectedSelect