I think there is some HTML weirdness.

You have now:

BALUG 2005-11-15. Meeting Presentations: Shell Programming and why he likes Fvwm Michael Paoli.

<br> <br> .>

<!-->

<br>< --We are working on securing a speaker for the November meeting.

<br><br> <!-->

If you have any leads or suggestions, for a future speaker please <a href="mailto:balugadmin@balug.org">email us.!></a><br>

If you changed that to:

BALUG 2005-11-15. Meeting Presentations: Shell Programming and why he likes Fvwm Michael Paoli.

<br> <br>

<!--

<br>We are working on securing a speaker for the November meeting.

<br><br> -->

If you have any leads or suggestions, for a future speaker please <a href="mailto:balugadmin@balug.org">email us!</a><br>

It works out much better, in gecko (Epiphany) anyway.

The ".>" and "!>" are not probably not valid HTML. Plus, I think some things inside the comment block are not allowed either.

For what it's worth, I think it'd be much easier to find errors if that could be converted to XHTML. Then, you could run it through an XML validator and easily find syntax errors. The w3c has a validator at http://validator.w3.org/ that you can try to find semantic errors. I'm not sure what postnuke provides for that though.

Xiaowen

2005/11/9, Larry Platzek larryp@inow.com:

I hope someone can correct the error I think I did when attemptting to update the welcome block.

Please advise what to do.

Sorry!

Larry Platzek larryp@inow.com

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