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  • well…one quick issue, your analytics code. You’ve got it twice.

    One is placed down in your footer, and that’s cool. One is placed up top….between your closing </head> and opening <body> tags

    I don’t think that’s so cool. You don’t need it twice, but you definitely can’t have it between those tags. I don’t think anything is supposed to go in that area…..

    (Are they even both your analytics codes? They have different account numbers…)

    Thread Starter rjarmitage

    (@rjarmitage)

    Don’t mean to sound unappreciative for taking the time to respond, but can you please only help if your going to suggest something helpful?

    Yes I had the Analytics code twice because I’ve been copying from the same theme on another site I have.

    The whole front page is a mess, and the analytics code quite obviously wasn’t the issue with hundreds of errors, and many parsing errors.

    So I’ve removed the analytics code (lo and behold it’s still the same) so thanks but no thanks, RVoodoo.

    Any one else?

    well incidentally my friend, 1 single error in your code can cause hundreds of cascading errors. Therefore, if you see one glaring error, you fix it…revalidate, and move on to the next one. I’ll let someone else help you with the rest of the errors on there tho, good luck

    Are you stupid or something? You come on here asking for free help, for people to assist you on template modifications and alterations, and you decide to act like a complete tw*t?

    You’re the same guy from yesterday who tried to tell me that using a non-existant element was not causing your problems when it clearly was. You didn’t even take the help when it was provided..

    Thread Starter rjarmitage

    (@rjarmitage)

    Sorry, RVoodoo, that was the product of me being a bit stressed but I’ve never really had a layout issue caused by misplaced analytics code. Though it does seem to be something in the head.

    Any one have any ideas?

    Thread Starter rjarmitage

    (@rjarmitage)

    xdesi…Well it clearly wasn’t that was it because it’s still the same after removing the non-existent element which by the way exists in Google chrome?

    I gladly take your advice on board and try it. But if I know better surely you must?

    Thread Starter rjarmitage

    (@rjarmitage)

    Sorted it, it was an unclosed <div> tag.

    a few problems:

    1) using “br” instead of “br /”

    (edit: forum won’t let me put the wrong break code in, even in backticks. It automatically converts it to the correct code.)

    2) valign=top Needs to be quoted valign=”top”

    3)<img src="http://ad.yieldmanager.com/pixel?id=&t=2" width="1" height="1" />
    It thinks the &t is supposed to be an entity (like &nbsp;). You can try replacing with ” but that doesn’t always work
    <img src="http://ad.yieldmanager.com/pixel?id=& amp ;t=2" width="1" height="1" />

    (edit: even in CODE it won’t print right.)
    Those should knock several errors off of your list.

    Thread Starter rjarmitage

    (@rjarmitage)

    Cheers, Lokrin2000!

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