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There doesn't seem to be a forum for this question but I'm canadian so I'll ask it here:lol:

If any of you are familiar with html for firefox I can't resolve the nav panel on the front page of this site http://www.benefitconsultants.com

The nav panel on the back pages all show, just not on the front page. Works fine in explorer. I've gone over it until my eyes are turning backwards with no success.

Anybody see what I'm missing?
 

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Hey DW,

Seems you have some problems with a comment break in your code, this:

Code:
<SCRIPT language=javascript type=text/javascript>

<!--

document.getElementById("XSP_LEFT_PANEL_SPC").innerHTML = document.getElementById("XSP_LEFT_PANEL").innerHTML;

document.getElementById("XSP_LEFT_PANEL").innerHTML = "&nbsp;";
</script>
//-->

Should be:

Code:
<!--
<SCRIPT language=javascript type=text/javascript>

document.getElementById("XSP_LEFT_PANEL_SPC").innerHTML = document.getElementById("XSP_LEFT_PANEL").innerHTML;

document.getElementById("XSP_LEFT_PANEL").innerHTML = "&nbsp;";
</script>
//-->

Let me know if that doesn't work.

Cheers,

Jay
 

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Hey Jay thanks that worked!! Not quite sure why it seemed the script form was ok to me but ......

You're hired for all my future problems :-)

Gordon
 
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