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"Musical Notes" before and after sermon title

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13 Jan 2011 14:30 - 13 Jan 2011 17:49 #59 by Rev. Joel A. Brondos
"Musical Notes" before and after sermon title was created by Rev. Joel A. Brondos
When users arrive at our SermonSpeaker page, they see the list of sermons . . . and before and after each title, there are two little musical notes.

I don't think I've entered any extra quotes or special characters to the title. What causes this and how do I eliminate them?
Last edit: 13 Jan 2011 17:49 by Rev. Joel A. Brondos. Reason: The web page used as an example for the problem was fixed and is no longer an example of the problem.

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13 Jan 2011 15:01 #61 by Thomas Hunziker
Replied by Thomas Hunziker on topic Re: "Musical Notes" before and after sermon title
That looks funny :)

It's caused by your template. It seems to apply some css to every link that goes to an audio file.
The CSS is defined in
stpaulsbrookfield.com/templates/jsn_epic...ss/jsn_iconlinks.css
and looks like this:
Code:
a[href$=".mp3"], a[href$=".wav"], a[href$=".ogg"], a[href$=".wma"], a[href$=".m4a"] (linie 18){ padding-top: 0pt; padding-right: 20px; padding-bottom: 0pt; padding-left: 0pt; display: inline-block; background-color: transparent; background-image: url("../images/icons-ext-16.png"); background-repeat: no-repeat; background-attachment: scroll; background-position: right -1122px; }

You could delete the whole block and it should work then.
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13 Jan 2011 17:48 #62 by Rev. Joel A. Brondos
Replied by Rev. Joel A. Brondos on topic Re: "Musical Notes" before and after sermon title
Thank you! I would NEVER have figured that out on my own. (The fact that you could see these lines doesn't indicate that I have some kind of security vulnerability, does it?)

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13 Jan 2011 18:18 #63 by Thomas Hunziker
Replied by Thomas Hunziker on topic Re: "Musical Notes" before and after sermon title

Rev. Joel A. Brondos wrote: Thank you! I would NEVER have figured that out on my own. (The fact that you could see these lines doesn't indicate that I have some kind of security vulnerability, does it?)

No it doesn't :)
The CSS files have to be transfered to the browser, otherwise it wouldn't know what to do ;)

There is a nice Add-on for the Firefox browser, called Web Developer. It lets you see the applied CSS for any given element on a website. Makes finding such errors a piece of cake ;)
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