From: digiheadache on
Hi. Okay, you're working on a web page in design mode. You delete an AP DIV
with text in it. There is nothing in that space on the page, but when the page
is previewed in a browser: IE, Firefox, doesn't matter which, a portion of the
deleted text still remains? I have checked the html code. The code reads fine.
I have deleted EVERYTHING around the location of the residual text. There is
nothing around it. There is no AP DIV involved. The residual text is invisible
within the design page of Dreamweaver, but shows up when previewing it in
either browser. It is always located in the exact same place. It is the text
from Hell!

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

From: Murray *ACE* on
What you are describing, if what you say is true, is simply not possible.
If you don't see the content in the code, you cannot see it on the page in
the browser.

Further, when you delete a container within which you have other content,
all of that content will be deleted as well, UNLESS you right click on the
container tag on the Tag Selector bar at the bottom of the document pane and
select "Remove Tag" from the context menu.

Perhaps you could show us a page, and list explicit instructions for what
you are doing so we can try to reproduce this?

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"digiheadache" <webforumsuser(a)macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:fvnp33$9s7$1(a)forums.macromedia.com...
> Hi. Okay, you're working on a web page in design mode. You delete an AP
> DIV
> with text in it. There is nothing in that space on the page, but when the
> page
> is previewed in a browser: IE, Firefox, doesn't matter which, a portion of
> the
> deleted text still remains? I have checked the html code. The code reads
> fine.
> I have deleted EVERYTHING around the location of the residual text. There
> is
> nothing around it. There is no AP DIV involved. The residual text is
> invisible
> within the design page of Dreamweaver, but shows up when previewing it in
> either browser. It is always located in the exact same place. It is the
> text
> from Hell!
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>

From: bregent on
If changes you make to the page don't appear in the browser, you need to clear the browser cache.

Also, putting text into an AP Div is usually a sign that you are not building web pages correctly.
From: digiheadache on
Hi, Murray...
Yeah, I would have said the same thing - that it is not possible - except it
is happening, and I don't know why. The only other thing I can think of to do
is to create a new page and copy and paste all the stuff from the current
problem page to the new page.

Thanks for your input. I appreciate it.

From: digiheadache on
Hi, Bregent...
Just to clarify... all other changes I make to the page: additions or
deletions, show up as I have made them. It is just this one portion of text
that is the problem. Browser cache not the issue, it does exactly the same in
either browser.

Thanks for your input, though.