Rendering differences between IE & everything else

You have a lot of coding errors on your site – -which may be contributing to those problems. IE has a long history of problems / differences from other browsers — google will find you plenty of info if you are interested. Also see the Codex on this subject.

@wpyogi: It really isn’t helpful if you simply say “fix the coding errors.” You’ve said that in a number of other threads. You need to point out the most serious errors and offer some input on how to fix them. Some code errors – like unencoded ampersands – are simply technical errors and don’t impact display.

feliperijo’s site errors aren’t that serious. Looking at the W3C validation report, the display errors are probably just the non-white space characters above the doctype.

@feliperijo: See this page [Invalid] Markup Validation of site.projetopescar.org.br – W3C Markup Validator. Scroll down in the validation report to see line numbers and source code. You need to backspace and clean out the white space at the top of header.php before the doctype.

Hello everyone!

Thanks for your responses. This really helped me to at least begin to find the errors.

I ran the validator, and i’m trying to remove that single space before the doctype. But… i’m not able to.

The index page header is different than the default, so i’m calling it with a regular php include instead of wordpress’ “get_header()”. I’ve gone through the entire header to erase any potential whitespaces between the start of the file and the doctype tag (I erased everything, including the php comments), and when I check the code in Firefox and Chrome, the space is not there. But when I view the source code in IE, there is one white space…

Best regards,

Felipe