Quoting David Precious <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
When the HTML is generated by the PHP the rendering is all over the
place, however if I save the source code of that document and open
as a local copy in internet explorer, the page looks exactly as it
is meant to.
I suspect the server is sending a header which is making IE change
rendering modes; you might want to look at the headers it's sending.
Good point, I hadn't thought of that. Would the fact that the DOCTYPE
specifies XHTML Strict but it's a PHP file (and probably therefore a
php mime-type) do the trick?
Is it at a publically-accessible URL?
No, but it can be... :o)
M.
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