If you view it in IE you will notice that the "why flood insurance" button does not align to the top of the title image. I have tried several things to get the vertical alignment correct, but nothing is working.
@surfclevelandauthorJan 05.2007 — #YAY!!!! Thank you soo much!! I ended up putting it in a div tag aroud my anchor tags like thuis: <div style="display:block"> and it worked beaitifully!!
This was the first time I have ever participated in a forum, thanks again!
</head> [B]<body > <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
<head>[/B]
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content=....etc etc..."[/QUOTE] There should only be ONE "!doctype" and it belongs before the opening "<html>". The second one here is not required. And, there is another <head> in the second BOLD, and here it comes after the opening "<body>", which is not where it should be. :o You should close </head> before opening <body>.
I see that there is a repeated instance of the [U]closing[/U] </body> and </html> as well.
A good tool to have, it "[B]HTML-Validator by TIDY[/B]", available as a 'stand-alone' program, or, download "Firefox" the borwser and install the extention "HTML-Validator by TIDY" (these are all [U]FREE[/U], btw). For Firefox, the extention is 'self-installing'. TIDY will check your code and offer to correct any WARNINGS (these are mild errors, like proprietary tags/deprecated tags, incorrect order of tags, unrecognized tags, tags with proper closing/opening, etc.). TIDY will [U]not[/U] correct bona~fide ERRORS, but it does offer to show what is wrong and suggest why it is, and show link to the W3C site for more information. Generally, correcting "warnings" is enough to make an otherwise 'busted page' show properly. Your page shows 33 "warnings" that TIDY could correct with just ONE click of a button. ?