I took a class on XHTML 10 years ago and your example jogged my memory. Fun stuff.
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One of the reasons I asked was because I was approach by an in-law who works for the Oregon Wheat league. They ’re on their second (third?) web developer . They have been disappointed by both. Evidently service is the main issue. No call backs etc. They should be getting much better service for the thousands (six if I remember right) of dollars they’ve paid for the current site.
Anyway she asked if I could tweak the site for them. I declined because I’ve never done anything professionally and believe in the old adage “a little knowledge is a dangerous thing”. If I had kept up on things I might have considered it. In hindsight, I could have copied the code and worked on it off line. Duh.
I could see where there might be a problem taking over a site designed and administered by someone else but for the amount of money they were charged, I assume the Wheat league owns the copyright and can do whatever they want.
Maybe some studying is in order.
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Thanks for that Robert
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