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[kengr]

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[freetrav.livejournal.com]

The way you pasted the HTML for this seems to be somewhat broken; it completely messed up my friends page. Can you take a look and see if it can be fixed?

[kengr]

Better?

[kengr]

Well, I removed a tag I thought I'd already removed (an align parameter inside the table header) And made another change if this doesn't fix it something is really weird with either LJ or your browser.

[freetrav.livejournal.com]

See my comment 'below'; it looks like your HTML got malformed somehow - it's unlikely to be the browser, as I see the same thing in both IE6 and *gecko.

[kengr]

It looks fine in Firefox. Which is really weird.

You did do a "force refresh", right?

[freetrav.livejournal.com]

I *did* do a force refresh (and I use Firefox - *gecko refers to "any browser that uses the gecko engine, like Netscape, Mozilla, Firefox, etc) - but I also use one of the S2 styles on my LJ, and whatever it was doing (which it is no longer doing) interacted poorly with the S2 system - probably that misbegotten tag that you corrected.

When I looked at it on your journal directly, it looked OK - it was only on my Friends page that it horked.

Whytestar has the same problem, also from pasting that same memeage. Oddly, other people who have used that meme (before both of you - you two were the most recent memers on this one) didn't have that problem.

[freetrav.livejournal.com]

Nope, I'm seeing the same problem that extimelord is describing.

[kengr]

How's it look now?

[freetrav.livejournal.com]

Nope. No change. But I looked at the HTML, and it looks like the /table tag got mislocated, into the middle of a tr. Try stripping out the tablature entirely, and just list the percentages in a ul, or even as just separate p's instead.

[kengr]

I reformated the confusing way the tags were laid out (I can't believe the way some folks layout their HTML and stripped the extra "start row" tag