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In my website I have a table and when displaying in Chrome or Firefox I get an odd character 'w' appearing without being in the code just before the table displays.
The page in particular is:
http://math.jhu.edu/jmartinezgarcia/conferences.html
It doesn't bother me a lot, but I would like to know why it appears.
Warning: I know that I have a mixture of HTML 4 or even 3 and CSS but somewhat I suspect this may not be the reason.
You have a 'w' character in your markup:
<tr>w
<td><b>17-19 December 2009</b></td>
<td>Workshop on Algebraic Geometry. Madrid, Spain.</td>
</tr>
Here it is, line 230 of your html.
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In transaction MM03 I have a situation as shown in the following image:
My problem is that some of the values in LC2 amount are incorrect (the highlighted ones) and some are correct.
I have read Note 335608 and in transaction OB22 I have the following setup (if maybe this info is relevant ):
I also checked table TCURR and it seems fine.
Can you check if you have BTEs that might be causing this?
(I was supposed to just comment this question but my reputation still doesn't allow it, so I'm posting this as a possible answer to your issue instead)
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It seems like UTF-8 is missing the macron-over-o character. Am I alone in wanting this? In my mind it is a distinctive way of emphasizing the 'owe' sound in my web site title which is like Phoflot. The closest I can come in html is to put the 'o' in a span with text-decoration: overline, but the overbar floats way above the 'o', above the P,f,l letters.
The unicode point for ō is U+014D. You should be able to use ō or ō.
You can use Unicode combining character U+0304 (#772 in HTML) with ordinary 'o' letter: ō
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http://pastebin.com/De29tEAg This is my HTML
http://pastebin.com/88BxpnSM This is my CSS
I just started coding yesterday, so bear with me
I decided to create a button (since it's all I can pretty much do), and underneath it, there's this little green box, that is also part of the link. What is it, and how do I get rid of it?
Delete that full stop/dot/period immediately after the img and before the closing a tag.
I.e.
<img src="http://imgur.com/ukmXAgG.gif /">.
Should be
<img src="http://imgur.com/ukmXAgG.gif /">
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I have looked at the markup for this page forever and I can't for the life of me figure out why there is a "greater than" symbol visible on this page in between the navigation and the main content. I keep staring at it because it bugs me but I don't see the mistake. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Page: http://cdaniels75.github.io/210/schedule.html
On line 57 of the source is this:
<tr><td>33</td> <td>04.28</td>><td>FINALS WEEK<br /><h6><a
Notice the extra > between <td>s.
That said you have a large number of markup errors on this page, like unclosed <a> tags and such. Run it through the validator.
in your favorite browser with dev tools installed, right-click on the ">" and select Inspect element (or similar) from the popup menu...
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Why effect of DD tag differs in this pages?
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First example also doesn't work in Chrome. Firefox is ok.
I want in node/159 same as in test.htm.
UPDATED: The links removed.
If the goal is to indent the first line of each paragraph then:
Don't use a <dd> element
Do use a <p> element
Do use the CSS text-indent property