Weird

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robin

The guy that I made the website for keeps telling me that when he views it that all the letters are jumbled up in cottages & directions. Yet everyone else sees everything just fine.
I did notice that in my Mozilla that there is one humming bird that is way off.
Is there anything that I can do about this ??/ In IE it looks fine
I just used cells & tables no shared borders. (Which you can probaly tell anyway)
http://www.pinefallslodge.ca

thanks for any advice here.
 
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Joe Rohn

Hi Robin,

In a number of places it appears that you have used your space bar in an
attempt to position things. This can cause some browsers to not display
things properly. (Especially some versions of Netscape) If you look at your
page in HTML view you will see those areas that look like this:

nbsp;          &nbsp

The best way to position page elements is either through tables and
cells..or using CSS.

--
Joe

FrontPage Users Forums:
http://www.timeforweb.com/frontpage

robin said:
The guy that I made the website for keeps telling me that when he views it
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that all the letters are jumbled up in cottages & directions. Yet everyone
else sees everything just fine.
 
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Joe Rohn

Hi Robin,

You would probably need to go in manually fix everything..You could do a
Find and Replace in HTML of the instances of ;  &nbsp and replace
with nothing...however those elements that you then positioned that way
would all move. In a case like that I would simply start new tables and
cells..and cut and paste the individual elements into them..and then delete
the previous code where you used the space bar.
 
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robin

thanks


Joe Rohn said:
Hi Robin,

You would probably need to go in manually fix everything..You could do a
Find and Replace in HTML of the instances of ; and replace
with nothing...however those elements that you then positioned that way
would all move. In a case like that I would simply start new tables and
cells..and cut and paste the individual elements into them..and then delete
the previous code where you used the space bar.

--
Joe

FrontPage Users Forums:
http://www.timeforweb.com/frontpage
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E. T. Culling

And be sure also to not use absolute positioning!! That will really mess you
up. Use table and cells to position everything.
Eleanor
 
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Wally S

And by the way, on the "cottages" page, you have your space after the commas
instead of before.

Wally S

robin said:
The guy that I made the website for keeps telling me that when he views it
Click to expand...
that all the letters are jumbled up in cottages & directions. Yet everyone
else sees everything just fine.
 
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