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OnePhatWebyCat

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Driveing me Nutz here :shock:

 

from "index.php" or default.php for example. :wink:

 

view its source. :o

 

between

< ! -- header //-- >

 

:arrow:

 

< ! -- header_eof //-- >

 

find :idea:

 

<td class="headerNavigation">  <a href="http://localhost" class="headerNavigation">Top</a> » <a href="http://localhost/midjuly/catalog/index.php" class="headerNavigation">Catalog</a></td>

 

What i do not get is why this part is here.

 

< a href="http://localhost" class="headerNavigation">Top< / a > :shock:

 

Its produced from line 33 of breadcrumb.php :!:

 

 

BUT WHY :?:

 

what is its use seeing you allready had td class

:!: first rule: Allways make a backup of a file before you change it. & All code is CASE Sensitive

:!: second rule: Never copy and paist code unless you know it works.

:!: third rule: If you do not know ask.

:!: final rule: Have patience.

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:lol: well yes it is.

 

<td class="headerNavigation">  <a href="http://localhost" class="headerNavigation">Top</a> » <a href="http://localhost/midjuly/catalog/index.php" class="headerNavigation">Catalog</a></td>

 

as you see the code contains

 

<td class="headerNavigation">

 

class="headerNavigation"

 

so why does the

href
have it too.

 

<a href="http://localhost" class="headerNavigation" >

 

class="headerNavigation"

 

 

I do not think that is standard :shock:

:!: first rule: Allways make a backup of a file before you change it. & All code is CASE Sensitive

:!: second rule: Never copy and paist code unless you know it works.

:!: third rule: If you do not know ask.

:!: final rule: Have patience.

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