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  1. 4 hours ago, dsonesuk said:

    You are also missing closing div elements

     

    
    	<div class="dropdown">
      <button class="dropbtn">1900</button>
      <div class="dropdown-content">
        <a href="http://tfresultsserver.epizy.com/1900%20Season/1900_2_12_.pdf">Feb-12-1900</a>
        <a href="http://tfresultsserver.epizy.com/1900%20Season/1900_2_17_results.pdf">Feb-17-1900</a>
        </div><!-- for class .dropdown-content -->
    	</div> <!-- MISSING  for class .dropdown elements-->
    	

     

    OK, that seem to do the trick. Many thanks. Being self-taught, there's just way too much I don't fully get. 👍🙏

  2. Hi,

    Need some help with dropdown menu. I have about ten menus in a row for dropdowns but the menus won't drop individually. They all drop at once no matter which menu I hover over.

    Is there a way to have the menus only drop individually????? Here's the URL of my work if you want to see what I've done. <http://tfresultsserver.epizy.com>

    Thanks

  3. Just wondering, when I save as html., does that default to plain text. I ask because in the Format menu of the html doc I working with now implies that my doc IS Simple text.

    Go to texteditor preferences and make sure the format for plain text is selected NOT rich text.

     

     

    UTC-8 is selected. Files are saving as .html

    Try what dsonesuk suggested and upon saving, make sure in the Save As: field you save the file with the .html extension. Plain Text Encoding field should have Unicode (UTC-8) selected for you. If no extension is provided, the file will default to .txt instead of .html. Works on my system.

     

     

    No, we're good here on that point.

    You can see the file extension, right? Microsoft (in its infinite insanity) hides known file extensions by default, unless you adjust the folder options.

     

     

    Thanks guys, it's working w/o the !DOCTYPE. Go figure.

  4. Are you saving the file with a .html extension? TextEdit should have the option of saving the file as a .html extension.

    Yes, using .html extension.

     

    EDIT: Ok, I just tried something (being desperate and annoyed). I deleted the <!DOCTYPE html> from my practice file and now it displays correctly. What the heck is going on???

  5. I thought I'd do some review and practice, but my browsers aren't translating the html code. When I create my html doc using the practice samples in the tutorials, I get a page of typed text:<!doctype html><html><body><h2>Practice Heading</h2></body></html>I just get what I typed displayed. I'm perplexed. Any thoughts??I'm using TextEdit, Mac, tried three browsers (Safari, FireFox, Chrome) with samr results. Weird.

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