Quote Originally Posted by mc12345678 View Post

See if just before the <?php and echo that follows that adding --> fixes the display.
Sorry, I did try adding a --> right before the beginning of that PHP section that contains the key line you quoted.

Spent the last hour trying to add -->'s in different places without any luck.
Whenever I add in "-->" I do see them echo'd when I refresh the page.

I shouldn't have any custom CSS on the admin side.

I did though get it at one point to show some of the data but of course it was difficult to read with no line spacing and proper tables showing.. Doing this method, I would refresh the page and then view the page source and see something like this, then trial and error to continue trying to remove the additional commenting lines. My problem is I'm not too coding skilled and can't tell which elements need to be there :)

Would the perfect way to approach this be to go from the start and then make sure everything I delete is "contained" with a beginning comment start and comment end?

Thanks for your patience with me on this, I just love your mod! Especially since you took the time to add in that filter feature.

Brandon