Hello William, your php code > <td width="25%" id="sides"><?php include("leftbar.php"); ?></td> Generates > <td width="25%" id="sides"><!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Tr... and it should not. You should modify your "leftbar.php" to not output a full HTML page, just the bits of HTML that are needed. > Is php not allowed in XHTML documents? That's not the point. PHP is server side, which means that the XHTML validator (or browsers for that matter) cannot see any difference whether a page is static XHTML or XHTML generated with PHP. The point here is not that you're using PHP, but that you're misusing it. Regards, -- olivierReceived on Thursday, 2 September 2004 06:02:31 GMT
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