• Resolved jamking

    (@jamking)


    Hello all I hope I am in the right section and don’t get shot down for asking this question, but on my site in the header section right beside the follow us on twitter widget there is a piece of tag that looks like this > I can not get rid of it. I have searched through the CSS stylesheet and the HTML section and I still can’t get rid of the thing. could someone please have a look and tell me what I need to do to get rid of it?….Thanks my site is http://thejamkingshow.com/

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  • Viewing the source code of your site’s home page I think you’ll find that the unwanted > is at line 296 – the line below it reads:
    <meta content=”Data Recovery,Personal Loan,Online Degree” name=”celebrity gossip,politics,Refinance,rihanna,black entertainment,black,”> and I should think that’s in your header.php file.

    this could be it, directly before the line with <meta ... :

    >
    <meta content=”Data Recovery,Personal Loan,Online Degree” name=”celebrity gossip,politics,Refinance,rihanna,black entertainment,black,”>

    btw: this line is invalid code, and in the wrong spot.

    did you mean:

    <meta name="description" content="bla bla text">
    <meta name="keywords" content="bla, text, blabla">

    and it needs to be before the </head> tag.

    Thread Starter jamking

    (@jamking)

    Ok alchymyth and thanks, but where did you find that code? I don’t see it sorry to be a pain

    >
    <meta content=”Data Recovery,Personal Loan,Online Degree” name=”celebrity gossip,politics,Refinance,rihanna,black entertainment,black,”>

    i can only see the html code that is rendered in the browser. i have no way of seein where it actually comes from.
    it could be from a plugin, or from a script.
    however, because the syntax is totally wrong, i assume that you entered it into one of the php files.

    it is the line before :

    <div id="wrapper">

    which is probably in header.php

    it seems to cause at least one of the many validation errors.

    Thread Starter jamking

    (@jamking)

    Got it!! thank you so much it was DOUBLE >> right before the <div id=”wrapper”> I deleted one of the > and it fixed the problem. now I have to work on the line with the invalid code Thank you once again!!

    Thread Starter jamking

    (@jamking)

    Oh by the way Thanks to jtonline for your reply as well!

    🙂 You’re welcome.

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