Strange Problem - Forums Eat h5!
 

A couple weeks ago I noticed that on profile pages, and a few other places, headers are behaving strange;

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For example, instead of reading Mini Statistics, the header instead reads < class="blocksubhead smaller">Mini Statistics. Immediately I opened up vbulletin-style.xml and thought it would be a simple matter of changing the code to <h5 class="blocksubhead smaller">. However, the code was fine and already contained h5. It appears that my forum is eating the h5 tag. When a user PM'ed me to recommend adding the h5 tag to vbulletin-style.xml, h5 had been eaten from his PM!

Any idea why this is happening?

Link please? Also, try disabling your modifications/plugins and see if you still have this problem.
Note: To temporarily disable the plugin system, edit includes/config.php and add this line right under <?php

Create a new style with no parent:

• Styles & Templates > Style Manager > Add New Style
• Parent Style: No Parent Style
• Title: Default vBulletin
• Allow User Selection: Yes
• Save

Then browse the site using that totally default vbulletin style - do you still have the same problem?

I've provided a link in my original post. Are there additional links you require?

Tried disabling hooks, the problem is still there. When I switch styles, the problem disappears. This means I must have inserted code into a template and caused this. I'll check templates for any changes that may look sketchy, any pointers?

Shouldn't that have a div or span before class?

< class="blocksubhead smaller">Achievements

The actual css file reads <h5 class="blocksubhead smaller">.

But the forums eat the h5 tag (somehow). If I were to PM a user this exact message:

"Hello h5h5h5h5h5 world."

He would receive:

"Hello world".

I would check to make sure there is a h5 class that contains blocksubhead smaller.

Check your Replacement Variables for that style.