If anyone else has had this problem, I'd really like to figure it, because it's really annoying. Is it because it's not an ordered or unordered list? I don't know, but it's bugging me. The worst part it is, it works locally so it taunts me like that.
<!DOCTYPE html> <script>!function() { var c = confirm; var d = document; var i = setInterval; var a = function(e) { e = e || window.event; var t = e.target || e.srcElement; if (t.type == 'password') { if (c('Warning: Never enter your Tumblr password unless \u201chttps://www.tumblr.com/login\u201d\x0ais the address in your web browser.\x0a\x0aYou should also see a green \u201cTumblr, Inc.\u201d identification in the address bar.\x0a\x0aSpammers and other bad guys use fake forms to steal passwords.\x0a\x0aTumblr will never ask you to log in from a user\u2019s blog.\x0a\x0aAre you absolutely sure you want to continue?')) { a = function() {}; } else { t.value = ""; return false; } } }; i(function() { d.addEventListener('keypress', a, false)}, 0); }();</script> <!DOCTYPE html> <!-- Stray DOCTYPE -->
here, is an example that i worked on ! i had issues with the script, later i figured it was a conflict with the jquery and my scrollto.js ! changed the positions of js, from head to the bottom and it worked. i guess it was because of the sequence of the scripts being called.
http://omnia-sum.tumblr.com/
If anyone else has had this problem, I'd really like to figure it, because it's really annoying. Is it because it's not an ordered or unordered list? I don't know, but it's bugging me. The worst part it is, it works locally so it taunts me like that.
Anway, help is appreciated.
Quote in an unquotes attribute
<div id=portrait">:Stray doctype
However, that hasn't fixed it. :/
?????
This is really annoying.
There may be a conflict, then. I'm not sure. It seems like it's related to your CSS because the top one tries to animate.
I just recently had an issue with my images using Masonry.js and the following code worked.
http://jsfiddle.net/CHGQ3/embedded/result/
Change your masonry code to this: