can someone help me find where this gap is coming from? driving me insane..

[sross]

Hi, I put in a new footer and on some pages there is this gap on others no gap. I have been over the code with a finetooth comb can not see why this is happening. For example in my forums i have the gap, in my photopost gallery using vbulletin templates there is no gap. Here is a screenshot:



Is there anything I should look for? I will disable some of my mods and see what that does..

Thanks

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found a stray tag that seems to have done it.

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ah hell, thought i fixed it but it's back..

[Lynne]

Without a link to the page where this is occurring, it's really too hard to take a guess what is going on.

[sross]

no longer needed

[Lynne]

You have the code in red at the bottom of the non-working pages:

<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
	// Main vBulletin Javascript Initialization
	vBulletin_init();
//-->
</script> 
<br /><div style="z-index:3" class="smallfont" align="center"></div>
</body> </html>

[sross]

interesting! so would that be coming from a template or a plugin code somewhere you think? How would I find it? Thanks for the help!

[Lynne]

You should start by seeing if it's in the template - vboptions > General Settings > Add Template Name in HTML Comments > set to Yes . Then go back to your page and view the source code and you will see the name of the template called around your part of the code.

If it's not in there, then it is probably added via a plugin. So, you'll have to go through those and see which one is doing it.

[sross]

Thanks so much! I have narrowed it down to vbseo..

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found it, was in functions vbseo php file