I have one other question. To make the page (below), I copied a template and changed items on it. One template item was a submitter name (Doris) with <email AT whatever > So for the page, I deleted that entry and inserted the new submitter name and his email. When I first validated the page, it had 214 errors where my computer or the program made Doris into a CSS "ID" with span codes between every word in her old email address. But I had definitely erased Doris and her email AND it had only been in ONE spot at the top. Not only did the computer repeat this Doris ID and spans, but it repeated it throughout the page (causing over 200 errors)even when I inserted text from the new/other submitter way down on the page. The Doris name was not on anything for this new content, so somehow the program copied the line of code over and over and over and over... Note: no where in the original Doris line of code was there any span codes and Doris's email had only been typed once on that original template page. My question is, how could that have happened with code not only repeating itself but adding code pieces into it? and added itself into new text that Doris had nothing to do with ever. I want to avoid the mistake in the future, if I can understand how it happened. Judy On Sun, Dec 27, 2009 at 1:15 AM, J.A. Florian <cageycat@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi Lists, > > I wondered if someone could help me fix a big boo-boo on one of my pages. > > My page is > > http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~pawashin/schools/cinder_hill_school/school-no-3_cinder-hill_1916.html > > >