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womble -> RE: What did I do??? (9/19/2005 18:52:48)
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Sorry, I just realised that I didn't actually finish typing that post before I pressed 'submit' - oops!
Yes, the doctype goes at the top of each page; it has to be the first thing in the code, above the <html> tag.
There's a doctype for each version of html - one for and transitional (which allows the use of depreciated elements), strict, and frameset.
You'll need the frameset DTD (doctype declaration) as you're using frames on your site. Just paste in the following above the <html>:
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Frameset//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/frameset.dtd">
Using a doctype will generally help browsers to render your site correctly.
On the stylesheet issue, it's just hit me that you're using frames [img]http://www.ecanus.net/forumsmiles/duh.gif[/img] (getting late here and my brain's had an early night I think [:D]) - I think you'll need to include the stylesheet link on each frame of the site to get it to apply to that frame (I think - I don't use frames so I can't say with any certainly, but you could try it on one or two and see what happens), though I just had a look at your code again and it seems to have disappeared from all of them now!
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