Folks I know that the page is still loading slowly. I am trying to determine why but haven't had any success yet.
I am open to suggestions.
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GT,
Thanks, I appreciate it.
Since this problem just started I am a little confused because I haven't added any new scripts to this.
I have been pulling down audio posts and posts with pix to see if that helps.
My suggestion? Ask Mirty.
My guess... under your Cast of Characters, some things are commented out (frappr, powered by, etc.). You're missing the end code for one of the comments. Meaning you have more opening tags than closing tags. That results in the closing body tag and closing html tag effectively missing and the browser has to guess what to do when it gets to the end of the visible code.
I don't know how much of your code is controlled by you and how much is blogger, so I have no idea if that is helpful... :(
Hi Rav F,
That is on the list.
GT,
That is a good idea, I'll try that too.
JG,
The page renders differently in IE than it does in Firefox. As for the closing tag, well I suppose I could take a look at my template and see if anything pops out.
The Cast of Characters is controlled by Blogrolling but maybe I inadvertently wiped something out.
Thanks.
I'm using Firefox. I was just looking at your raw code though. Your closing body and html tags are definitely commented out because of the missing end comment tag. It isn't in your blogrolling block. The problem starts below that.
I don't know if I can trick Blogger into rendering this right when I hit submit, but I'll try it... An opening comment tag looks like this <!-- and the closing comment tag looks like this -->
Look for every opening tag and make sure it has a closing tag to match.
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