I'm in the process of creating custom node.tpl.php files for some of the content types on a site that I manage. The problem I am having (I think right now the problem is limited to the "page" content type) on some pages is that the content does not show up in IE as opposed to Firefox where it displays fine.
Here is a link to an example page:
http://msvehicles.com/sales-team
Originally I had a blank node.tpl.php but that caused a lot of pages to lack content. So I added:
<?php print $content; ?>
That fixed most of the issues I was having with the exception of the missing IE content. The only thing I did is create node.tpl.php and node-article.tpl.php (which works just fine). The no content displaying in IE is kind of a new one for me and I'm wondering if anyone else has come across this issue before.
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The internet is from the devil...
I know I'm not crazy. At least, I'm reasonably sure. For some strange reason, the content is now showing up in IE.
Random? Out of the blue?
I have not made any changes since I posted this originally. Personally I think my web host has gremlins...
I am going to monitor the site for a while and see if something else happens.
Ditto
Every other browser, save IE, works great. But, IE just doesn't display the content.
Edit: Figured it out!
Watch out for copy/paste from Word. It'll introduce a great pile of hot garbage in the source. Check out the source, and clean out that gook. Then, IE renders everything okay.