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  • #1406
    MobileEdge
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    I use your Multi-level navigation plugin on my blog at
    http://www.MobileEdgeOnline.com... I love it.  Thanks for the great plugin.

    Recently, I spent a lot of time cleaning up my HTML in an effort to
    get my site W3C compliant.

    My home page is now 100% compliant.

    However, my pages and post pages all have at least one error and it is
    associated with the ML Nav plugin…

    Here is what I know…

    The error is:

    Line 420, Column 135: document type does not allow element "link" here

    …leedgeonline.com/wp-content/plugins/multi-level-navigation-plugin/style.php" />

    I notice that for some reason, on my page and post pages the following
    code is in BOTH the header and the footer:

    <!– Multi-level Navigation Plugin v2.2.1 by PixoPoint Web Development
    https://geek.hellyer.kiwi/multi-level-navigation/ –>
    <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"
    href="http://mobileedgeonline.com/wp-content/plugins/multi-level-navigation-plugin/style.php&quot;
    />

    This is not true on the Home page… the code above is only in the
    header which, I believe is what should be correct….  Why would this
    be showing up in both the header and footer?

    I do not know a lot about HTML, PHP or javascript… obviously… this
    is the final step to get most of my site 100% compliant and I feel
    this is important.

    Can you give me any recommendations, Please?

    Thanks,
    Mitch

    #8458

    There’s something in your theme which is causing the stuff which is supposed to be loaded via wp_head() to be loaded via wp_foot().

    Beyond that I can’t really pinpoint what the problem is without delving into the theme itself to work out what is going on there.

    As a crude solution, you could disable the stylesheet (which you can do via the plugins admin page) and move the CSS to your themes stylesheet. This will prevent that <link> tag from appearing anywhere, either in the header or the footer.

    #8459
    MobileEdge
    Member

    Ryan,

    Thank you very much….  I suspected this could be a theme related issue… Thanks for taking the time to help me… I appreciate it!

    Mitch

    #8460

    no problem

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