Of course! but... you might want to make sure and wait for another commenter to confirm it as I am not confident. Better yet, why don't you give a call to the iPage guys because they can answer you better...
That is very weird. could it possibly be where it's on the internet, like maybe they have some weird code that messes it up or something? none of my possible reasons are logical...I don't know how to help you. I tested it (.
Http://www.freewebs.com/ziali/test2.htm.
) and it looked fine. that's really weird and I wish I could help you. Unfortunately I have no idea what caused that, so I can't help. and just to make sure, I viewed the source at that page, and there were no errors. I looked several times, wondering if I missed something, but I didn't. sorry....
Good luck with fixing the problem! =3.
~mushroom ghost..
A list is a block level item, as is a paragraph. You should not put lists inside paragraphs. Lists are their own block (as are tables and forms)..
Although it is optional to do so, I would close each list item with an.
</li>.
Tag..
You will find that if you add.
</p>.
Tags after each list that it no longer validates..
Remove the.
<p>.
Tags instead, or write.
<p>&nbsp;</p>.
If you were looking to create a little space between the lists..
This might not solve the problem but is more structurally correct..
>>.
HTML 4.0 Transitional.
I would make that.
4.01.
Instead..
...
Well I took out the link to my CSS document and everything works fine. It's gotta be something wrong in my CSS file then. Blarg..
Update:: It must be something in my CSS definition of the <P> tag. Removing that portion from my CSS fixed it, although I want it there..
I haven't a clue how that could affect a UL tag, but if I remove the <P></P> around the second list header, everything works just fine. This really doesn't make sense..
Hmm, I slightly misread your code. I didn't notice that you already had the closing.
</p>.
Tags in the correct place already..
This looks like a CSS inheritance problem. You will probably need to set some default CSS parameters for.
Ol, ul, li { css code here }.
To solve this one...
You have to set the p tag first.
P { font-size: 12pt; line-height: 12pt }.
Add that and it works. but for some reason it only does the first 2, the last one doesn't get listed. hmmmm.
Also delete this.
"http://www.w3c.org/TR/1999/REC-html401-19991224/loose.dtd"..
Take a break.
Dead until one of the following occurs:.
</P>.
<br>.
<UL>.
<LI>.
You receive a Revive effect..
Heh, can you explain that using slightly bigger words? I didn't quite catch what you meant...
This is a part of the text on the site:.
Dead until one of the following occurs:.
</P>.
<UL>.
<LI>.
You receive a Revive effect.
Using the <br> after the </p> tag.
"Dead until one of the following occurs:.
</P>.
<br>.
<UL>.
<LI>.
You receive a Revive effect".
The list items are there..
But why just then?.
I do not know..
But it works...
Here are your big words..
Buggy Internal Exploder.
LOL..
Thanks Scoutt. I understand now..
Hmm, yet another bug to add to the very long list...