Re: Content of shared left border is showing up as 2 columns instead of 1

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No Publish won't cause it
- but broken html tags or incorrect pasting into code view will

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"Sam Bryan" <sambryan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:O21$N6JcKHA.4708@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Thanks for the response. That is very helpful.

Do you have any idea what could have caused the 2 Body Tag? I did all my
work in Design View, not HTML. I edit this website remotely directly on the
server, so I do a Save to do update pages. If I accidentally clicked Publish
could that have caused this problem? I have been editing this website for
years and have never hit this problem before.

Thanks again -- Sam

"Stefan B Rusynko" <sbr_enjoy@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Your home page has 2 sets of body tags
- which is what is causing the duplicate shared border
Edit to delete all duplicate content (including the duplicate <body> and
</body> tags

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"Sam Bryan" <sbryan2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Can someone tell me what they think is going on with my website
www.wpcdurham.org?

I am using FP 2003, Windows XP sp3.

The problem shows up in Internet Explorer, Firefox and Chrome

The website has a Left Shared Border with a navigation bar and some text
at bottom.

I edit the website directly on the remote server.

I have been doing this for years w/o any problems.

An hour ago the website was fine.

I made 1 change. I copy/paste'd a pdf file into a folder I created and
added a hyperlink to an image to point to that file.

I did a Save and after that, as you can see, I get TWO columns with the
navigation bar and text for the "left border". You see 2
columns when you browse the website and also when you edit it with FP.

Does anyone know what is going on here and how to fix it?

ADDITIONAL INFO

The same thing happened yesterday. I made a simple change that had nothing
to do with the border and got the 2 columns. I then
deleted the text at the bottom of the right column. Then what happened was
really serious - after I did a Save the home page had 3
columns and NOTHING else. The links all worked OK.

I did not have a local copy of the site (I am editing the remote site
along with another person.), so I had the hosting service
restore the website files to 2 days earlier. Everything of course was OK
after the restoration - that is until I made the change I
described.

Any ideas of what caused the multiple columns of content in the left
shared border? Or how to fix the problem so that I have only 1
column. I am afraid to touch it now.

By the way I have tried to Publish the remote website to a local folder,
but this is a large site and it times out after 60 seconds,
with error message "The server "" timed out. The current request did not
complete successfully."

Any help would be greatly appreciated. - Sam

Below is the content of the remote server file
/public_html/_borders/left.htm

<html>



<head>

<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=windows-1252">

<title>Shared Left Border</title>

<meta name="Microsoft Theme" content="none, default">

<meta name="Microsoft Border" content="none">

</head>



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