I don't understand why the output code on my SETAC generator doesn't work. Am I missing a <div> tag? Or something as simple as ont closing something? A stray '>'?

Or is is the CSS? I have no idea!

Please help me out here!

http://www.execulink.com/~kayes/physicsguy/web/setac.shtml

It's a hidden page. I don't know why what you make it type in doesn't work. Just scroll down to the bottom, and click "Code!". I don't know why it doesn't work when you put it into a text editor and open it, it doesn't work.

Yes, I correctly named the stylesheet to go with the HTML <link rel>, and I have all the <div>'s (I think), so what's wrong?

Please don't steal the code, (the code that generates the code ) as I said before, I might publish it and make it a program (maybe!)

Nobody?

Sorry for triple post - really, but I need an answer!

I have no idea WAH!

This is free help, not paid help.

Why don't you take the generated code, paste it into a static page, then run an HTML validation on it to look for errors like you describe? You seem to have spent a lot of effort developing this, so it shouldn't be too hard to spend the effort to debug it also.

If you're making a system to automatically generate HTML and CSS, but you have "no idea" why it is not working, then why are you making this system?

What's that supposed to mean? That I don't have the sufficient knowledge to make something like this?

I never said I'd pay you if you gave me an answer! What's this about Free/Paid help?


Anyway, I have an update; I've completely re-done it, but the only bug is that it puts a background highlight on text in the header. It's fixable!

So YES, I've done it!

It's still in development, though, some questions repeat themselves, and some are useless.

I'll post the final when it's done!

OK, the final has crawled from the deep, dark abyss of development, and is finally here!

Try it out!

Hope you like it