I was looking at this:
http://paydayusa.com/
The html seems to be littered with spaces. Although this wrecks havok
with NS and Opera it seems to do no harm to IE.
What are those mystery spaces and what is the likely way they got in
there?
I *may* do some (unrelated) work for them, so be nice!
Cheers,
Jeff
In Opera all I get are squares and a little text. For some reason I cannot
read the source code for the frames. IE, no funny spaces, but still cannot
read the source! Finally, Mozilla reveals this as the source for the
banner...
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<TITLE>PayDay USA Payroll Processing and HR Information Systems</TITLE>à¨à´€
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<META NAME="Description" CONTENT="PAYDAY USA provides the most expansive
array of payroll processing services in the payroll industry. Regardless
of company size, we are dedicated to customizing every service we offer to
meet the individual needs of each client. ">à¨à´€
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<META NAME="Keywords" CONTENT="payroll service, payroll processing,
human resource systems, outsourced payroll processing, paycheck
preparation, human resource software, payroll, payroll outsource, payroll
preparation, payroll service bureau, tax filing service, tax reporting
service, HRMS, direct deposit, PayDay USA">à¨à´€
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<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=unicode">
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<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="Style/body.css">à¨à´€
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<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="Style/Main.css">à¨à´€
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</head>à¨à´€
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Very bizarre. The page is totally unusable in Opera, IE and Mozilla.
"Works" in Lynx, somehow.
