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steveboswell
Is there any way of inserting a HTML code fragment so that it appears within
the <head> </head> serction of the published website?
the <head> </head> serction of the published website?
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Don Schmidt
Using Notepad you can edit the code of the html files. But whenever you
update the web site you will need to manually go back to each html file and
do the change again.
For awhile I was editing the files in order to center the pages, after a
dozen or so updates it got to be a pain and left it alone.
update the web site you will need to manually go back to each html file and
do the change again.
For awhile I was editing the files in order to center the pages, after a
dozen or so updates it got to be a pain and left it alone.
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analog
Could you post the code fragment you used to do that, and where you put it
exactly?
I do exactly what you advocate on a few pages to get special effects, like this
page on O-rings (gives the circle lap-dissolve in IE):
http://www.logwell.com/tech/O-ring/index.html
exactly?
I do exactly what you advocate on a few pages to get special effects, like this
page on O-rings (gives the circle lap-dissolve in IE):
http://www.logwell.com/tech/O-ring/index.html
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Don Schmidt
I'm guessing you are referring to centering the pages. Here's how in
Publisher 2000 created html files.
I use Notepad+ (http://www.mypeecee.org/rogsoft/) to edit each html file on
the web site. You will need to add the two statements to all of your html
files on your web site every time you update your site.
Note the <center> goes in under the first <head> statement and </center>
goes in just before the last <body> statement.
=============== At the start of the file ========
<!doctype html public "-//IETF//DTD HTML 2.0//EN">
<html>
<head>
<center> <================= Put this line into your file
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">
<meta name="Generator" content="Microsoft Publisher 2000">
<title>The Wine Cellar®</title>
</head>
Lots of stuff left out
</tr>
</table>
<a name=bottom></a>
</center> <================== Put this line into your file
</body>
</html>
=============== End of the file ==============
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Don
Vancouver, USA
Publisher 2000 created html files.
I use Notepad+ (http://www.mypeecee.org/rogsoft/) to edit each html file on
the web site. You will need to add the two statements to all of your html
files on your web site every time you update your site.
Note the <center> goes in under the first <head> statement and </center>
goes in just before the last <body> statement.
=============== At the start of the file ========
<!doctype html public "-//IETF//DTD HTML 2.0//EN">
<html>
<head>
<center> <================= Put this line into your file
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">
<meta name="Generator" content="Microsoft Publisher 2000">
<title>The Wine Cellar®</title>
</head>
Lots of stuff left out
</tr>
</table>
<a name=bottom></a>
</center> <================== Put this line into your file
</body>
</html>
=============== End of the file ==============
--
Don
Vancouver, USA
Could you post the code fragment you used to do that, and where you put it
exactly?
I do exactly what you advocate on a few pages to get special effects, like this
page on O-rings (gives the circle lap-dissolve in IE):
http://www.logwell.com/tech/O-ring/index.html
A
analog
Well, that is simple enuff! Perhaps Publisher should have that as a "check box"
option since it makes some narrower pages look better on a higher res screen.
It would be simple for the whiz kids at M$ to implement.
option since it makes some narrower pages look better on a higher res screen.
It would be simple for the whiz kids at M$ to implement.
D
Don Schmidt
Some of the MVPs here have asked, begged, pleaded, promised to donate their
prize Yak to the programmer's benevolent society but the "whiz kids" at M$
said "NINE!"
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Don
Vancouver, USA
prize Yak to the programmer's benevolent society but the "whiz kids" at M$
said "NINE!"
--
Don
Vancouver, USA
Well, that is simple enuff! Perhaps Publisher should have that as a "check box"
option since it makes some narrower pages look better on a higher res screen.
It would be simple for the whiz kids at M$ to implement.
M
Max Patmoy
How much does Google hate MS Publisher. It seems Google just wont rate my
site into a fare position. Are there tricks to make friends with Google?
Max
site into a fare position. Are there tricks to make friends with Google?
Max
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JoAnn Paules
Your site will do better as it gets more hits. If it's a personal site, kind
of an "All About Max Patmoy", you aren't going to rate as well as
Amazon.com. Sorry, but that's life.
of an "All About Max Patmoy", you aren't going to rate as well as
Amazon.com. Sorry, but that's life.