HTML error, don't know how to resolve.

[Goshawk]

I have tried to tidy up some HTML mistakes, and have a question about the following error"

... anchor "..." already defined
Cause:

An anchor with the same name is already defined. Each anchor should be unique.
Solution:

Choose another name for the anchor or modify the previous one.
Sample:

<form> anchor "my_form" already defined

This relates to the following text (marked in red)

<!--// bof: currencies //-->
<div class="leftBoxContainer" id="currencies" style="width: 150px">
<h3 class="leftBoxHeading" id="currenciesHeading"><label>Currencies</label></h3>
<div id="currenciesContent" class="sideBoxContent centeredContent"><form name="currencies" action=

As it is part of a PHP file, I am not sure if I can change this to say 'form1' or alike. http://www.inekesfashions.com.au/shop/

Thanks,

Goshawk

[Goshawk]

And here is an error that I thought to have fixed before, but has now come back.

If you visit my page with FF, and use your mouse wheel to scroll one click down, and then up again, you will notice that the flash banner disapears. If you then click on the scrollbars on the side of the browser, it jumps back into place again.

This does not happen in IE.

I am puzzled, are you?

Anyone got any ideas on this one?

Goshawk

[Moebiusenterprises]

And here is an error that I thought to have fixed before, but has now come back.

If you visit my page with FF, and use your mouse wheel to scroll one click down, and then up again, you will notice that the flash banner disapears. If you then click on the scrollbars on the side of the browser, it jumps back into place again.

This does not happen in IE.

I am puzzled, are you?

Anyone got any ideas on this one?

Goshawk

I'm using Firefox, and I'm having no problem with your flash heading (which is pretty cool, to say the least)

Vicki
www.moebiusenterprises.com

[Goshawk]

Strange, as I have, and also a friend notice the same.

Thanks for checking it out. It happened before as well, but then used the <embed> tag, and it disapeared, but W3C does not like me to use the embed tag, so I changed it back again. If it happens in mine, why not in yours? I have cleared my cache as well.

Goshawk

[Sketchy]

Yeah, pretty weird.

I rock the mouse scroll up and down and watch your flash mysteriously climb up and disappear all together.

If I happen to figure out something, I'll let you know. For the time being, you should validate your CSS... your stylesheet requires attention and you're problem may get worked out.

[Goshawk]

Thanks for trying, I will get my css up to date, hopefully it may resolve this issue

Goshawk

[Goshawk]

I have spend several hours validating both my HTML and my css, but still have the same problem with my disapearing flash in FF (see post above)

Does anyone know how to fix this little problem? Who is up for the challenge?

Goshawk

[Sketchy]

Hmmmm...
Find in your stylesheet;

#navMainWrapper,#navSuppWrapper,#navCatTabsWrapper {
width:auto;
background-image:url(../images/Top_Bar.jpg);
background-attachment:fixed;
background-position:0 0;
background-repeat:repeat;
font-weight:700;
color:#FFF;
height:1%;
margin:0;
}

Make a backup copy and replace above with;

#navMainWrapper,#navSuppWrapper,#navCatTabsWrapper {
background-image:url(../images/Top_Bar.jpg);
font-weight:bold;
color:#FFF;
height:1%;
margin:0;
}

[Goshawk]

:) Yes that did the trick, must have been in the fixed background position..LOL
Thought it must be something simple

Thanks......

Goshawk

[Sketchy]

You're welcome. That was the exact problem, yuppers... the fixed position.

I wish I had more time when I first looked at it, but now your code is all cleaned up anyways and today, the problem now ceases to exist. You can treat yourself to a bubble bath and wash all that negative stress away.