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@scjmoore,
Selected snippits of code infrequently include all of the relevent code (in spite of best intentions). As such (and as demonstrated in many of our responses to members) we appreciate members posting a “working page” that actually demonstrates their issue.
A “working page” begins with the <!doctype html> that you are using, it includes the <head> section with full URLs to assets (not local URLs) and the CSS is between <style> tags, the <body> section of course, and places most JS at the end of the page just before the </body> tag, and finally ends with </html>. It is also reasonably well formatted for readability.
If you double-click the file (the “working page”) on your computer, it will open in your browser and should display the problem behavior, which means that when we copy it to a file and open it in our browsers, we will see what you see. You can use the “working page” to systematically remove irrelevent code and know that the HTML and CSS that remains continues to demonstrate the problem.
Some members prefer to create a simplified test site where suggestions can be tested and just post the URL to that test site.
The goal, of course, is to help us help you resolve the issue as quickly and effectively as possible.
Forum POSTING BASICS: (Help us help you!)
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