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[Mark McVeigh]

I put some text into my Kompozer html editor to style it, background div colours mainly & then added the html into a text widget in tabber.
The first tab worked fine, but the second tab contents somehow overide the page positioning & shift it to the left.
I guess it shouldn't do that!  Is is something I've done or a bug in tabber?
Here's the page & the 2nd tab caused the problem:
http://213.175.206.48/~painfree/timbuktu-publishing.co.uk/blog/?page_id=4

As a general question, when I create html in Kompozer, it makes a page with head tags. When I add that html to any text widget should I use all the code produced or just what is within the body tags?
The tabs above include the full page code, I tried it without the head section & it made no difference.
Thanks,  Mark

[skylermoore]

Hi Mark

i took a look at your site and the problem seems strange. if you could post the content for the secound tab so I could take a look at it that would help a lot.

Thanks

[Mark McVeigh]

Hi Skyler,
Text below is taken from 2nd tabber widget. Thanks for looking.
Mark
Edited - removed very long list of code.

Edited by Mark McVeigh, 19 January 2010 - 02:25 PM.

[skylermoore]

Hi Mark
It looks like whatever you are creating the html in is creating bad code. The tabber widget is working fine but the code you are using is breaking that page.
Please let us know if there is anything else we can help you with.

[Mark McVeigh]

Hi Skyler,
Thanks for checking that, I'll work on cleaning the code up.

Could you answer my other question about best practice for widget code, please?
Question repeated below:
As a general question, when I create html in Kompozer, it makes a page with head tags. When I add that html to any text widget should I use all the code produced or just what is within the body tags?

Many thanks,
Mark

[skylermoore]

My suggestion would be to only use the code within the body tags, but if you can get away from that html program that would solve a lot of your problems too.