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AA Smith
One page of my web appears notably narrower online than all the rest. Why?
And, more importantly, how can I make it match the rest?
And, more importantly, how can I make it match the rest?
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Tom Pepper Willett
Hard to say without seeing the pages.
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Tom "Pepper" Willett
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
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About FrontPage 2003:
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| One page of my web appears notably narrower online than all the rest.
Why?
| And, more importantly, how can I make it match the rest?
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| With kindest regards,
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| Dick Smith
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Tom "Pepper" Willett
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
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About FrontPage 2003:
http://office.microsoft.com/home/office.aspx?assetid=FX01085802
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| One page of my web appears notably narrower online than all the rest.
Why?
| And, more importantly, how can I make it match the rest?
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| With kindest regards,
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| Dick Smith
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A
AA Smith
Hi, Tom!
Thanks for getting back to me. Could you tell from looking at them online?
Or from looking at them in FP format? Or from the HTML? I could send links
to 2 of the online pages. Or, I could post the HTML on my web. Not sure
how I could copy and send or post on my web the actual FP Normal/Page views
in any manner appropriate for this forum, though I'm certainly open to
suggestions. Would you like to look at them?
Thanks for getting back to me. Could you tell from looking at them online?
Or from looking at them in FP format? Or from the HTML? I could send links
to 2 of the online pages. Or, I could post the HTML on my web. Not sure
how I could copy and send or post on my web the actual FP Normal/Page views
in any manner appropriate for this forum, though I'm certainly open to
suggestions. Would you like to look at them?
M
Murray
Looking online is the best place to start - from that one can retrieve the
source markup and the CSS, which is always where those pesky problems
start....
source markup and the CSS, which is always where those pesky problems
start....
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AA Smith
Thanks, Murray! I appreciate your interest and kind offer of help.
Fortunately, I figured out why the one page appeared narrower; had to do
with table width on the web page. So, I've solved that problem.
Thanks, again! Have a great week!
Fortunately, I figured out why the one page appeared narrower; had to do
with table width on the web page. So, I've solved that problem.
Thanks, again! Have a great week!
M
Murray
A glance at the source would have revealed that lickety split! I'm glad you
figured it out....
figured it out....
A
AA Smith
AA Smith said:One page of my web appears notably narrower online than all the rest.
Why? And, more importantly, how can I make it match the rest?
A
Andrew Murray
You need to make sure you're doing your design with tables; and make sure
they are all the same width.
easiest way if you're using FP2003 is dynamic web templates - that way you
can set up the global look and feel; then create editable areas in which you
put your content page to page, but it won't affect the general layout out,
menus, banners etc.
they are all the same width.
easiest way if you're using FP2003 is dynamic web templates - that way you
can set up the global look and feel; then create editable areas in which you
put your content page to page, but it won't affect the general layout out,
menus, banners etc.