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Don't forget to close your HTML tags
- jhprks 14y agoSomething I always forget to do! thanks for the reminder.
- aaronbrethorst 14y agoAbsolutely hilarious: http://imgur.com/UogN3lU http://imgur.com/UogN3lU
- dguaraglia 14y agoI feel the browser is trying to tell me something about my afternoon: http://imgur.com/UzgATO1 http://imgur.com/UzgATO1
- jesseb 14y agoUtterly hilarious.
- arthulia 14y agoInteresting. The font tags appear to have been closed with </font color>. What's weirder is that there are no line breaks so it kind of seems as if an IDE did this.
- ziffusion 14y agoSo, what's going on here? Why does the font size keep increasing like that from not closing tags?
- cleverjake 14y agoThey are using EM's for font-size, which is a relative measurement. This means that if you set your font-size to 1.5em, and you have an element inside (as a result of the unclosed tag) also set to 1.5, the one inside is set to 1.5 times that size (or 2.25 of the original 1em). That cascades on and on and on and...
- tagawa 14y agoIt's missing closing heading tags (h2, h3). So each heading contains a heading contains a heading... headings all the way down. EDIT: And yes, the heading tags have relative font sizes, as cleverjake pointed out.
- andylogaz 14y agoNoting the generator was Frontpage, thought I'd check it out in IE9, where it works fine - even if you use dev tools to change the document mode to standards.