>>and it says I have errors that are not there<<
No, they’re there. The thing with validation is, you should just start at the top of the list there and work your way down. A lot of times, the reason some of the errors show up is because there’s one that eneds to be fixed in the beginning – until it’s fixed, it’ll throw the whole thing off. Fix the one, and you’ll find that a bunch of the errors will just disappear like magic, because everything has fallen back into place.
Looking at your validation errors, you need to be sure you *always* have an alt tag in your images. Tags that are self-contained should also be self-closing (for example: <br>
should be
, <img>
should be <img />
…and so on). If you have lists, you need to be sure they are opened correctly – you should start your lists with either <ol>
or <ul>
– not just <li>
. STuff like that. You also have som einline styles that read VERY incorrectly. When you put a style inline, it should look like so: <span style="font-size:2em;color:#000;">
NOT <span style="{font-size:2em;color:#000;}">
– those brackets are not needed.
Just start at the top and work your way down.
As for the original question – I see what they’re talking about in IE. Whoa. That’s messed up!
Edit: heh – moshu answered while I was typing LOL…oh well!