Why is that, when I navigate a UL's childNodes using javascript, every other childNode is of type "text?"
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In FireFox, any white space is considered a text node so:\n<root>\n  <node>\n\nHas a white space between root and node but:\n<root><node>\n\ndoes not.  This is necessary for correct CSS formatting of PRE tags.  IE does not consider the white space as a text node which is the source of a lot of frustration.  There are several ways of dealing with this, but none are elegant.
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Be more specific.\n\nBasic explanation: View it's HTML source.
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An HTML Anchor looks like this.... <a name="PointA">\n\nand you call it like this .... index.html#PointA\n\n(and I believe case does matter!).
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part of java scripting...\n\n..."javascript: PopupPic('URL')"><img alt="text" src="URL" onmouseover="return overlib('<img src=URL />', CAPTION, '', FGCOLOR, '#FFFFFF', WRAP, VAUTO);" onmouseout="return nd();" border="0" height="38" width="66"....\n\nhttp://anitra.net/htmlhelp/navigation.html#rollovers\nmouse over/mouse out script
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"Something about internet explorer" doesn't help as error messages go!\n\nPost the COMPLETE text of the error message you're getting and maybe someone can help you.
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There is an error in the stylesheet, in al likelihood. XSLT stylesheets must adhere strictly to open/close syntax rules of XML, but when they are converted from looser html, people often do not test them enough.
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i believe your html page is corrupted. here is how i remove it when it happens to me. don't worry it's easy.\n\nhttp://dwight.clickthesky.com/internettips/uncorruptinghtmlfiles.shtml
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Two ways using Navigator, not XmlTextReader...\n\n1) Compile & Evaluate\n\nDoc = new XPathDocument(filename);\nnavigator = Doc.CreateNavigator();\nXPathExpression XPathExpr = navigator.Compile("sum(//Basic/text())");\nConsole.WriteLine(XPathExpr.Expression);\n\n2) Manual Navigation\n\nXPathDocument Doc = new XPathDocument(filename);\nXPathNavigator navigator = Doc.CreateNavigator();\nnavigator.MoveToRoot();\nXPathNodeIterator iterator = navigator.Select("/root/Stuffs/Stuff");\nwhile (iterator.MoveNext())\n{\nConsole.Write(iterator.Current.Name+":"+iterator.Current.Value);\nif (iterator.Current.MoveToFirstAttribute()) \n{\nConsole.WriteLine(" "+iterator.Current.Name+"="+iterator.Current.Value);\n}\nelse \n{\nConsole.WriteLine("");\n}\n}
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I am thinking perhaps that it has something to do with the "display mixed content" setting. Perhaps you accidentally clicked on not allowing unsecure content on a page..although with ALL http...? Go to tools, internet options, security settings, and go down to display mixed content and make it to allow instead of prompt...\nThat is a strange one all right!
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the layer is likely a <div>.  That element is found in a container.... i don't know what that parent element is without seeing your code, but in the block element that is the parent of your layer you want to put style="position: relative"\n\nDreamweaver is setting the positioning of your layer to be absolute in relation to the next declared parent element.  Since you haven't declared position for any parent element, it's laying out that div in relation to the entire web page.  That is why you have to add style="position: relative" to the parent.  That way it will position it in relation to that element rather than the entire page.\n\nAdded:You nested my layers (dragged existing layers into 'nested' parent layer) and changed 'absolute' to relative in the parent code.\n\n- the parent code can be either relative or absolute.  What you need to do is now change the child layer to relative or absolute, and then define the top and left (or bottom or right).  So, the layer you created should read <div style="position: absolute; width: 200px; left: 400px; top: 100px;"> (or, it will read class="style1" and the style info will be in the header).  This will create a layer that is 200px wide, that falls 400px from the left of the parents upper left site and 100 px from the top.
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It's been a long time since I did any HTML and this recommendation is not specific to myspace.com , but ... if you're having difficulty with options offered by others try enclosing the backslash and any other non-hyperlink information in "pre" tags, like this:\n\n<pre>&#92;thisNthat</pre> and it should be displayed literally.
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see a perfect explanation here: http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_tbody.asp\n\nmervin, it's time for you to start studying about XHTML. In XHTML, end tag is _never_ optional. And attribute values _must_ always be enclosed with double quotes ("). And XHTML also _must_ use lowercase tags.
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here is the html code:\nul>\n<li>Main List\n     <ul>\n     <li>Sub Item</li>\n     <li>Sub Item</li>\n     <li>Sub Item</li>\n     <li>Sub Item</li>\n     <li>Sub Item</li>\n     <li>Sub Item</li>\n     </ul>\n</li>\n<li>Main List\n     <ul>\n     <li>Sub Item</li>\n     <li>Sub Item</li>\n     <li>Sub Item\n          <ul>\n          <li>Sub Sub Item</li>\n          <li>Sub Sub Item</li>\n          </ul>\n     </li>\n     <li>Sub Item</li>\n     <li>Sub Item</li>\n     </ul>\n</li>\n<li>Main List\n     <ul>\n     <li>Sub Item</li>\n     <li>Sub Item</li>\n     <li>Sub Item</li>\n     <li>Sub Item</li>\n     <li>Sub Item</li>\n     </ul>\n</li>\n</ul>
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Try getting the text of a text node using the nodeValue or textContent property. This should return an already decoded text (tried it with Firefox and IE and it works).
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Also, in HTML <STRIKE>This text is struck through</STRIKE>\n\nIn CSS, text-decoration : line-through;\n\nW3C prefers the CSS way.
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It might be that the browser software is set to print the frames where the headings are but not the message.  Check your print set up.
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I'm not sure what program you're using, but if you're talking about internet explorer, go to View>Toolbars and select "Standard Buttons"