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generated source creates <strong> tags, why?

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The frontpage below does not apply the inline style. on investigation I discovered that firefox is inserting <strong> tags in the html. If you remove the <strong> tags using the web developer extension it scans correctly - as it does in Explorer and Safari. Why is this? what can I do about it? I have checked compatibility as far as I can but still cannot get Firefox to work correctly. I would appreciated some help and/or advice.

The frontpage below does not apply the inline style. on investigation I discovered that firefox is inserting <nowiki><strong></nowiki> tags in the html. If you remove the <nowiki><strong></nowiki> tags using the web developer extension it scans correctly - as it does in Explorer and Safari. Why is this? what can I do about it? I have checked compatibility as far as I can but still cannot get Firefox to work correctly. I would appreciated some help and/or advice.

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cor-el
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I think that it is because you have some spurious (double) code on that page with an extra and unclosed strong /span element. 

<STRONG><SPAN class="SmallCheck"><STRONG><span class="SmallCheck">


Try to remove the first <STRONG><SPAN class="SmallCheck"> and only leave one of them.

<STRONG><span class="SmallCheck"><input id="_ctl0_MAILLINGLIST_JoinMailingList_HTML" type="checkbox" name="_ctl0:MAILLINGLIST:JoinMailingList_HTML" checked="checked" />

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