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MS Expression Web not appearing on IE6 or less and I don't know why!

I'm a beginner web site developer and have a problem with my site appearing on IE6 or less.

I used MS Expression Web to design the site using ASP.

The domain is angusfuneralhome.com and appears fine on Firefox, Netscape and IE7. However, IE6 or less will only display the header and nothing else. No error message appears.

I can't seem to figure out why this is happening.

Any help would be much appreciated.
Jul 26 '07 #1
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jhardman
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I'm a beginner web site developer and have a problem with my site appearing on IE6 or less.

I used MS Expression Web to design the site using ASP.

The domain is angusfuneralhome.com and appears fine on Firefox, Netscape and IE7. However, IE6 or less will only display the header and nothing else. No error message appears.

I can't seem to figure out why this is happening.

Any help would be much appreciated.
try sending the site to w3c's validator, I believe the URL is http://validator.w3.org
This checks the returned code for HTML correctness, and code that some browsers may not interpret correctly. Sometimes the validator has terrible explanations for what went wrong, sometimes the explanation makes a little more sense if you check the "verbose output" option, and there is also a tool called "HTML Tidy" which cleans up the code (although without any guarantee that it is what you want). I hope this helps.

Jared
Jul 30 '07 #2

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