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    This site is made for people that are starting a new business and they can get start deals here that includes logo, stationary, flyer’s, business cards, and website.

    we used PHx for color changes and we use eForm for all the forms also alpha transparency plugin for some png support.

    http://www.starten.nu/

    so if you are dutch and a starter come to the website and grab you deal hehe (sorry for the commercial break)

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      Very nice site, attractive straight forward design and good colors. It is a good concept as well, a good way for new business to get going in one step.

      we used PHx for color changes
      I did not notice a color change other than the menu and the section headers. Where is the PHx?

      BTW - There is a small error on the Bestellen page in the form. I see a bit of code ’/tr>’ before the form.
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        the phx is used to change the color per secton instead of using 7 templates (1 for home 1 for each main page and 1 for each main page children where the examples are) we used ultimateparent to determen what section we are in and then use phx to see if we are in that section and show the right color for the headers and then another phx part for the frame used in the examples so we only used 2 templates now 1 for home and one for the rest.

        the /td> part is not in the form its not even in the source only when you look at it with ff using the generatesource view its there. I have no idea where it comes from.

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          Dimmy,

          It’s a beautiful site. smiley

          I ran the Bestellen page through WC3 validation and noticed a few things:

          <div id="plaatsen"> 

          should be
          <div class="plaatsen">
          since it’s used more than once on the page. You’ll have to adjust the .css file accordingly too.

          The /tr> error (which also shows up in IE6) appears to be causing a number of cascading errors. Have you looked for it in the page’s template? Sometimes it helps to paste the template page code into the WC3 validate by direct input page:

          http://validator.w3.org/#validate_by_input

          Templates should validate even without the content present.

          There are some other errors reported (possibly a missing or extra <div> or </div> tag) but most appear trivial and may disappear when you fix the errors mentioned above.

          Hope this helps.

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            you see it in IE but look at the source its not there... looks like its placed by someting els maybe javascript?
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              Something mysterious, when I view the source through the standard view source built in browser feature I get one code with no error. But when I view the source through the edit source option in the web developer toolbar I see all sorts of quickedit data and the error is clearly there. Maybe try clearing the site cache.

              <form method="post" action="">
                  <input name="formid" value="bestelform" type="hidden">
              /tr>
              <table>  
              
              <tbody><tr><td>Bedrijfsnaam</td><td>
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