Hey Lance,
Thank you very much for your help!!
It was indeed a layout error...
The tag wasn't closed...I had put it there to mark the
"top of the page" section and to put a link on the end of the page to
navigate back to top...
It was one of that silly mistakes...by not closing CAKE freaked
I can see two different things going on here: (1) the anchor is being
generated, and you don't want it, and (2) you want to change the color
that is associated with the CSS class "warning_msg".
For item one, it could be a third party vendor or error layout view
file that are adding the anchor; ar
Hi,
Unfortunately I haven't a URL to show you. This is web app i'm
developing is to use "in-house" only...
But I can gladly paste the code you asked for. :-)
The VIEW code is as follows:
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this
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else
{
foreach($
On 1/26/07, mindcharger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I'm having a problem with the HTML "anchor" tag ().
>
> It seems that everytime I 'echo' something to the screen I get a
> "nasty" ... tag pair enclosing whatever I'm doing. I'm using
> Cake's CSS with a thing or two added, and the
Hello,
I'm having a problem with the HTML "anchor" tag ().
It seems that everytime I 'echo' something to the screen I get a
"nasty" ... tag pair enclosing whatever I'm doing. I'm using
Cake's CSS with a thing or two added, and the problem is that the
pair shadows other style classes I use.
The
