w3 tag and those notes-for-yourself tags.. weird shit

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  • nico-t
    emperor of my world
    • Aug 2004
    • 29901

    #1

    w3 tag and those notes-for-yourself tags.. weird shit

    copied this from a gallery of mine:

    <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd">

    and i made a tgp2 gallery with this on top and the ad tables between those note tags, like this:

    <!---1e AD TABLE---->
    ad table code
    <!---1e AD TABLE end---->

    And with that w3 code the tables between the tags dont show on the page. wtf?
    So i delted the w3 tag and its good. But this aint supposed to happen when u add a w3 tag right? Did i do something wrong with my notes tags: are they good or do i have to make the note tags different?
    And for what are those w3 tags good for? To fuck up pages?
    Plus do i have to worry that some ppl got a browser with this specific w3 tag as a default for every page they visit? If so, im fucked cuz i used these note tags on almost every page i ever made.
  • ssp
    Confirmed User
    • Jan 2005
    • 7990

    #2
    Try this:

    <!-- 1e AD TABLE -->
    ad table code
    <!-- 1e AD TABLE end -->

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    • ssp
      Confirmed User
      • Jan 2005
      • 7990

      #3
      <!---1e ... E----> is not a valid comment tag.

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      • nico-t
        emperor of my world
        • Aug 2004
        • 29901

        #4
        ok, but why is it not showing the ads when i add the w3 code with those wrong comment tags i used?

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        • ssp
          Confirmed User
          • Jan 2005
          • 7990

          #5
          Probably because of the HTML Strict tag which appearantly sees:

          <!---1e AD TABLE---->
          ad table code
          <!---1e AD TABLE end---->

          as one big comment (hence <!-- from the first tag and --> from the last tag combined). You really have to follow the "rules" if you plan to work with the Strict tags. You could also insert a "Standard" tag which gives you more breathing space, but I'd fix those faulty comment tags first.

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