Thanks for the reply. The missing closing tags were a feature of
my question, not of the HTML in the actual page. The HTML there is
valid. We're still working on the site and don't have it loaded
onto a webserver at the moment, or I'd be happy to provide a URL.
It looks as though the problem arose from my inadvertent use of a
Microsoft proprietary property.
TR
In article <c8**********@news.eusc.inter.net>,
dr*******@hotWIPETHISmail.com replies...
1- Is your document perfectly valid? No improper nesting error reported
by the W3C HTML validator?
http://validator.w3.org/
2- Can you post an url? It is not only more convenient, making your post
smaller but it will show the http headers which is sometimes decisive
when trying to solve a problem
DU