Hello,
By playing around with different web sites web snippets I realized that sometimes html code is rendered as white font on white background despite the fact the original page renders normally. See this screenshot from StackOverflow site:
As seen below even the demo renders is wrongly:
I am attaching the html snippet.
Can anybody explain or even fix this?
Thank you for every hint.
Best regards
Jan
Comments: Hello Jan. I had a similar issue. I figured out that when you have the following HTML code: <td> </td> I mean, a table cell element being opened and closed in different lines, without content, the pages after the first page will render as white on white. When you change this code to: <td></td> The problem is resolved. Maybe this is not your case, but this could help you. I opened your code and notice that you have <tr> elements without a <table> element. Have you tried to include the <tr> elements inside a <table></table> element? Regards, Allan Poppe
By playing around with different web sites web snippets I realized that sometimes html code is rendered as white font on white background despite the fact the original page renders normally. See this screenshot from StackOverflow site:
As seen below even the demo renders is wrongly:
I am attaching the html snippet.
Can anybody explain or even fix this?
Thank you for every hint.
Best regards
Jan
Comments: Hello Jan. I had a similar issue. I figured out that when you have the following HTML code: <td> </td> I mean, a table cell element being opened and closed in different lines, without content, the pages after the first page will render as white on white. When you change this code to: <td></td> The problem is resolved. Maybe this is not your case, but this could help you. I opened your code and notice that you have <tr> elements without a <table> element. Have you tried to include the <tr> elements inside a <table></table> element? Regards, Allan Poppe