Take a look at the HTML of your links. This is an extract from one just one of them...
...jpg"
rel="shadowbox[richmond] title="my="My" image="Image"" onmouseout=...
Note the bit in bold, which is presumably intended to form the value for the entire
rel attribute, or the
rel and
title attributes?
As it stands, the browser assigns
"shadowbox[richmond] title=" to the
rel attribute,
"My" to an attribute called
my, and
"Image" to an attribute called
image, with an extra double quote being ignored.
I'm not sure of the original intention, but this should be more like...
...jpg"
rel="shadowbox[richmond];title=My Image" onmouseout=...
or more simply ...
...jpg"
rel="shadowbox[richmond]" title="My Image" onmouseout=...
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