Eric

In those screen shots, I do see what you mean. But just looking at the site itself (without a side-by-side screen shots to compair) I hardly notice it

If you're using XHTML 1.1 correctly then it shouldn't even be working in IE The XHTML 1.0 specification makes it clear that "application/xhtml+xml" is the only truly correct content type for XHTML, but it also allows websites to send the document as "text/html" as long as certain compatibility guidelines are followed. This provision only applies to XHTML 1.0. According to the specification, XHTML 1.1 must be sent as "application/xhtml+xml" or one of the other XML content types, not "text/html". Any website sending a document labeled XHTML 1.1 as "text/html" is in violation of the specification.Internet Explorer only works correctly when sending as text/html. :)Btw, as an example, try viewing this page in various browsers, it won't work in IEhttp://clifford.excelitehost.com/xhtml11test.php

CrimsonEditorLightweight so it loads fast.It's bascally Notpad with syntax colorization Click to expand

People that suggested tags, you're thinking of IPB 1.3.1 and below.Starting with 2.0.0 and above you don't need the tags.If html is allowed in the Admin CP, then there will be a drop-down menu in the reply post screen that asks if you want to use:No HTMLHTML raw line-breakHTML auto line-break

Hello. I probably overlooked the link to this place in the past, I've been visiting w3schools.com for years and never knew they had forums (how long had these forums been open exactly?)Now I'll do the 'questions template' thing.Full name: Eric (not giving last name)Alternative name(s): I sometimes go by another name, but I'm not listing it hereBirth date(dd/mm/yyyy): 11/19/1981Gender: MaleZodiacal sign: ScorpioCountry of residance: USACity of residance: New YorkHeight: 6'0"Weight: I haven't weighed myself in a whileEyes: BrownHair: BrownSmoking/Drinking/Drugs: No/Yes/NoFavourite Music: Rock mostlyFavourite Movies: Mostly anime, comedies, sci-fi & actionInterest: I have a fewPets: 1 dogAdditional comments: <?php echo "Hello World" ?>

A section about different .htaccess commands would be nice.If you already have one, I haven't been able to find it. I've been going to w3schools.com for years, great site