Copywrite symbol

J

jayntasha

I have tried to upload the copywrite symbol and for some reason, it publishes
as a question mark???
 
J

jayntasha

This doesn't work because it's in the shared border. I have to copy and past
the text from the body. The body works using your suggestions. Sounds like a
SE issue?
Jay
 
M

Murray

I can see that my post was not properly rendered. I was recommending that
you use the entities for the copyright symbol that are obtained when you use
a ampersand ("&") followed by either "#169;" or "copy;".
 
J

jayntasha

I understood what you were saying and it worked when I test published using
it in the body, but I have to copy and past it for the shared border on the
bottom of the page. When I paste it, it doesn't publish correctly and comes
back again as a "?."
 
T

Tom J

jayntasha said:
Now it publishes as the entity &169 or &copy instead of the symbol?
Click to expand...

Did you try HTML view and insert it this way:

<p> © 2004 (your name) </p>

Tom J
 
J

jayntasha

Of course code view! The problem is that it's in the shared border. Is there
a way to view the code in the shared border that I'm not aware of?
 
J

jayntasha

well so you know for sure, this worked. I had to go into the webfolder
through the start menu "explore" and find the _borders directory. double
clicked the bottom file and it popped open FP. Edited the code and shabang!

Thank you
 
S

Stefan B Rusynko

Shared borders are Not a _vti* folder
They are in the _hidden folder named _borders as files named for each border (top.htm, left.htm, bottom.htm, right.htm)
To see the _hidden folders in FP use Tools Site Settings Advanced - show hidden folders




| Well, you would have to edit the shared border files in the _vti folders, I
| think.
|
| --
| Murray
|
| | > Of course code view! The problem is that it's in the shared border. Is
| > there
| > a way to view the code in the shared border that I'm not aware of?
| >
| > "Murray" wrote:
| >
| >> Yes - it has to be pasted into CODE view.
| >>
| >> --
| >> Murray
| >>
| >> | >> >
| >> > | >> >> Now it publishes as the entity &169 or © instead of the symbol?
| >> >
| >> > Did you try HTML view and insert it this way:
| >> >
| >> > <p> © 2004 (your name) </p>
| >> >
| >> > Tom J
| >> >
| >>
| >>
| >>
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