Help, I now have a '>' at the top of my page.

[Guest]

Help, I now have a '>' at the top of my page.

 

Ok, I installed Header tags SEO, and now I have a '>' at the very top of every page. Evidently I missed an edit somewhere :( So take a look at my site, if you can, and let me konw where I should look for this edit that needs fixing. Site: www.jr4motorsports.com

 

Thanks in advance

Rusty

[jigga1234]

Try index.php search for <img border="0" src="images/Logo-Banner-1.png" alt="JR4 Motorsports"></td>>

 

And delete the extra > found at the end so it will change from </td>> to </td>

 

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If not the code might be in your header.php but its this line causing the problem.

[Guest]

Try index.php search for <img border="0" src="images/Logo-Banner-1.png" alt="JR4 Motorsports"></td>>

 

And delete the extra > found at the end so it will change from </td>> to </td>

 

Did this help?

 

If not the code might be in your header.php but its this line causing the problem.

 

THANK YOU, I found it!!

 

Also, any idea why I can not see the 'source code' for the page? i can for other web sites.

[jigga1234]

THANK YOU, I found it!!

 

Also, any idea why I can not see the 'source code' for the page? i can for other web sites.

 

No idea are you on firefox or IE or Chrome?

 

I can view it in all three for the record.

[MrPhil]

Also, any idea why I can not see the 'source code' for the page? i can for other web sites.

Which 'source code'? Any browser will show you the HTML that was sent to the browser as a result of running the PHP code. On the other hand, no browser will show you the PHP (or any other scripting code) that produced the page. That's locked away on the server, and doesn't get sent to the browser. If your other web sites were written in HTML, you would see that code on the browser, as HTML (.html, .htm) files just get "tossed over the wall" to the browser. In rare cases, a malfunctioning server may not realize that it's supposed to run a .php script file, and offers it up for download by your browser, but that's a Bad Thing.