layout broken in IE8 - code on the fly wrong

[maxelcat]

Hi - we're getting desperate here! We have a page that works fine in EVERYTHING except IE8 - that page is http://www.haywardsdrycleaners.com/services/ - as you can see the layout is screwed.

I have looked at the html and can see that there are nesting errors in the code for each of the images. This code is produced on the fly somewhere, but I can't find it! If I cut and paste the whole code, create a html file, correct the errors and upload the new page it works fine in IE8.

Please could someone help us find where the code is generated.

Many thanks

Edward

[Old Pedant]

Well, it appears that the site is a WORDPRESS site (created via PHP code).

So you will have to find the PHP code for the page in question and correct it.

If it's a fundamental WordPress flaw, you might try posting in the WordPress forums.

In any case, I don't think this has anything at all to do with JavaScript, which is of course the topic of this forum.

[maxelcat]

Yes, you're correct its a wordpress site. There is no "template" or post for this page, and it is generated by a shortcode (which I think does pull in some js)

However, we have solved it now - the editor was adding extra code so [raw]...[raw] solved it

Thanks for your answer

[Old Pedant]

Yes, the shortcode pulls in JS, but that would have nothing to do with the basic HTML layout being wrong.

Good catch on using [raw]. It does make sense it was the editor doing it, though I sure didn't think of that at the time.