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[Maj. Stress]

I just loked at your source code for the page in question. You have an html nested within an html page. Big no no. You need to fix that.
Now, I think the problem is coming from the fact that the nest html page is not calling the style sheet since it is not loaded to the browser in the initial html head tag. Hope that made sense.
You really need to clean up the coding on the page and put the call to the style sheet in the initial "head" tag and get rid of the nested html tags. You only need < html > once on a page.
I would do my best to make sure the page validates at www.w3.org to avoid problems like this.

[Jel]

Originally Posted by Maj. Stress

I just loked at your source code for the page in question. You have an html nested within an html page. Big no no. You need to fix that.
Now, I think the problem is coming from the fact that the nest html page is not calling the style sheet since it is not loaded to the browser in the initial html head tag. Hope that made sense.
You really need to clean up the coding on the page and put the call to the style sheet in the initial "head" tag and get rid of the nested html tags. You only need < html > once on a page.
I would do my best to make sure the page validates at www.w3.org to avoid problems like this.

That explains a lot, I was looking in my editor for the 2nd instance of html you mentioned but couldn't find it, seems that the type of include I'm using <?php @include (etc)> is causing the problem - not being a shtml page, I had to do it this way to get the include there - which isn't gonna fly it seems. Sooo.... It must have always been unordered (I hate those .000000000001 %'s lol) in which case I'll call an inc file instead - thanks for that, my head was really starting to hurt!