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Error in my css
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Validate and clean up your xhtml first - there are some major problems with it. For starters, you have 2 different Doctype declarations in your code (and 2 <html> tags!).
Never try to validate CSS before you validate your (x)html.
Never try to validate CSS before you validate your (x)html.
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Around line 7 and 8 if you do a "view source" on your page ... the first one is xhtml strict, the second is xhtml transitional.
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Now the validation results for your xhtml are more reliable ...
Move the stylesheet that's around line #93 in your source into the head section. You can't have a stylesheet in the body of the page. Give a type="text/css" while you're at it.
Move the stylesheet that's around line #93 in your source into the head section. You can't have a stylesheet in the body of the page. Give a type="text/css" while you're at it.
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