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my newly built page www.broadstairsfoodfetsival.org.uk/events.html : content flashes in Firefox, but OK in IE

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joscott
joscott
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The text areas in www.broadstairsfoodfestival.org.uk/Events.html are flashing when viewed in Firefox.

the page has been cleared through W3C so I'm puzzled it was editable using Surreal CMS so I tried removing the div class=editable code . . but that hasnt cured it

help urgently needed!

The text areas in www.broadstairsfoodfestival.org.uk/Events.html are flashing when viewed in Firefox. the page has been cleared through W3C so I'm puzzled it was editable using Surreal CMS so I tried removing the div class=editable code . . but that hasnt cured it help urgently needed!

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TonyE
TonyE
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You may want to consider asking this in the Web Development forum at mozillaZine. There are some knowledgeable developers there who can assist developers there.

http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewforum.php?f=25

There are a couple of errors involving the "span" element. On line 145 it is incorrectly opened using /span instead of span On line 259 the span element is closed but is never opened, the part of the code to open the span element is missing.

joscott
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Thanks Tony. I had picked that up in W3C check but it hasnt helped. I'm using a dummy page now: www.broadstairsfoodfestival.org.uk/ChildrensFestival_firefox.html to work on . . and wll post to forum as per your suggestion