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Php Includes

by ragstworiches
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Hi Warriors,

I am using php includes to make my life easier through updating links throughout my site, however the footer appears bigger and bolder on one page, but has worked ok on all other pages, does anyone know why this would happen?

Phil
#includes #php
  • Profile picture of the author Neil Morgan
    Hi Phil

    It's unlikely to be anything to do with the fact you're using PHP includes.

    More likely you missed a closing quote or forgot to close an html tag in one of the pages.

    Stick the resulting HTML through an HTML validator and see what it tells you.

    Cheers,

    Neil
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  • Profile picture of the author Terry Crim
    CSS in that one page?

    That could do it... inline CSS or html display tags in the code of the page itself.


    EDIT: what Neil says above could be the culprit too.

    - Terry
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  • Profile picture of the author ragstworiches
    Hey,

    Thanks for your input, I took the easy approach and redid the page, I think a lot of the code was messed up, so it was far easier to start from scratch.

    Phil
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