Error in _Header class="bx-def-font">

Hello.

Whenever I try to add anything before the </head> to my _header file, I get the following message atop each page:

On every page:

class="bx-def-font">

On forum page:

id="body" onload="if(!document.body) { document.body = document.getElementById('body'); }; h = new BxHistory(); document.h = h; return h.init('h'); " class="bx-def-font">

I don't mistakenly erase or change any other code in that file. I'm perplexed.

I tried to add:

<link rel="shortcut icon" href="http://www.mydomain.com/favicon.ico" /> and got the error.

I just purchased a MOD and changed:

<bx_include_css />
<link href="dt/mod_anytemplateresponsive/dtres.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
<bx_include_js />
<script type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8" src="dt/mod_anytemplateresponsive/dtres.js"></script>

and got the error.

Does anyone else know what is causing this?

Dolphin _header works perfect otherwise. I'm using the ALT template.

Thanks.

Jeff

Which mod did you purchase?

I purchased the "Make Any Template Responsive" mod.

However, last week when I tried to simply insert the following code to add a favicon to my _header file, I received the same exact error.

<link rel="shortcut icon" href="http://www.mydomain.com/favicon.ico" />

I don't think it's the mod, since anything I try to add before the </head> (especially code which includes an href or src) produces that same error.

This is extremely frustrating. I have a demo website too with default settings (where I test stuff) and it gives the same error.

I've attached a sample screenshot.

PS: I've inserted the MOD .css file into /templates/base/common.css and that part works. Where can I insert the .js file into? Is there a .js file that loads for each page?

I inserted the mod .js file into /inc/js/functions.js and the mod works perfect.

I have no idea why I cannot insert anything (however simple) in the _header file before the </head>

If you like, attach your _header.html file and we will take a look and see if something is missing.

Here it is (_header.html attached).

Thanks!

Is this the header file that causes the problem by the way?

That's the one that is causing the problem, but without the favicon code or mod causing the problem.

I added in simple favicon html to this version (attached below), which gives me that error: class="bx-def-font"> appearing at the top of each page.

I just tested it again and it gave me the error.

That file is not correct.

The last line.

</body></html>

That is not suppose to be there. I am guessing what ever editor your using is automatically trying to correct the html. If that's the case then your editor is not suitable for dolphin template work. You can't have a editor that tries to auto correct things.

The body and html is closed in the footer. So remove that last line and see what happens.

Wait, your header file is not matching what I see as the original.

Let me pull the original out of my local copy

Never mind, Dean repeated what I was going to say.  I am not seeing that in the original; did you add that?  There are several pieces to the template, header, subheader, footer, etc.

Yea i updated my post.

I suspect he is using a editor that is trying to auto correct. Those editors are not safe to use with dolphin templates.

Dean has made a good point; you only want to edit with a good editor that will create proper files; Notepad++ is one.  I use PsPad.  They are both free products although PsPad is windows only. 

Well, holy crap!

I've been using Dreamweaver for years.

Never would have figured that out. Dreamweaver was auto-correcting upon opening a file without me even being aware of it.

Yep, it worked with the original _header.html file.

Thank you so much!!

Somehow I had a feeling you were using Dreamweaver.  I ditched Dreamweaver years ago.  Even one of the latest versions I looked at it was producing horrible html code with excessive markup.

I do all work with PsPad, html, php, javascript; etc.  I find it just as quick and it is easy enough to do a quick view with the browser.  If you want to work locally with html; php, javascript, you can set up a local developement of a LAMP stack; if you are using windows, search for WAMP to learn more.  For myself, I just use the server for development.