While i was trying to fix some issues, I found in a IE specific css has
ignore {
Z-INDEX: -1 !important
}
Can anyone please shed some light, what exactly it does? Well i can see it’s setting some z-index value but I din’t know there is a selector “ignore” present? and i don’t see any reference of “ignore” in the html. but still it works.
If there were XML in there, it would be viewable, so presumably there’s none there. Although, if this is an RSS feed (you mentioned a feed?) then I’d expect to see XML. How are your viewing source? Are you viewing the “feed” (BTW, what do you mean by that?) in a browser, viewing source should be straightforward.
I can see the generated webpage, which just has html elements when I see source code. Sorry, i have no live URL. I think I may be able to give you some info in few days. but for now I have nothing :(.
I don’t see the <ignore> though. What I can view is the generated source, all I can see the html elements and the content. I have no access to the feed or files before they are generated on the browser.
I don’t know much about XML admittedly, though can’t you CTRL+F to find ignore? I know enough about XML to know the browser can generate XML in source…so can we have a link?