Wysiwyg gobbledegook?

[e-myther]

Hi Guys


I'm trying to help a friend to re-write his web pages.
I'm not sure whether the pages were created using a Wysiwyg editor or not, but ...
the pages contain several terms that are unfamiliar to me.

Can anyone tell me whether the terms below were deliberately inserted or just Wysiwyg gobbledegook.


<spacer type="block" width="1" height="975">
<table cool width="133" height="976" usegridx usegridy showgridx showgridy gridx="16" gridy="16" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0">
<td width="132" height="975" align="left" xpos="0" content valign="top" csheight="975">


Many thanks

e-

[Nightfire]

I'd say it's just babble.

<table width="133" height="976 border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0">
<tr>
<td width="132" height="975" align="left" valign="top">

is how I'd have it

[cheesebagpipe]

Can anyone tell me whether the terms below were deliberately inserted or just Wysiwyg gobbledegook.Yes.

Actually most of it - 'cool', 'grid....', 'content' - is proprietary gg; cs is, I believe, Fireworks-lingo. The exception is <spacer> (http://www.htmlcodetutorial.com/images/_SPACER.html).

[[m]]

I dunno looks like weird commenting to me..I don't use WYSIWYG so I wouldn't know but that is what I think

[e-myther]

That's good enough for me ... I guess it's gobbledegook.

I just thought that it might be specific to a less popular browser, like Opera or something.


'guess not.


Cheers dudes.