lucy24 - 9:58 pm on Nov 3, 2011 (gmt 0)

Days later, it occurs to me:

Look at the selector name . . . <div id="popBox" class="popBox"> which is supplemented by the following line, <a class="popBox_close" href="#"></a></div> It appears it's a pop up help

Fooled us, didn't it? Could be intended to fool the search-engine robots, too.

Never mind about the HTML: does either the class or the id "popBox" appear anywhere in the CSS, either for this page or shared? (Or javascript-generated, or tucked away in a php include, or...) Seems like it would have to be defined somewhere-- though possibly with something more devious than {display: none;}-- otherwise it would default to perfectly normal, human-visible text.