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Another rod was inserted into another bone last month. The MRSA infection is being managed with four different IV antibiotics. The past seven years I've had over seven operations to save my legs.
#Published website screwed up xara web designer professional#
Scott! What can I say to show my appreciation? (Insert sarcastic tone here) Most forums behave in a professional manner and help newbies rather than behave in a condescending manner.
#Published website screwed up xara web designer code#
I can go back and clean up the messy code - which had no direct impact as to why an image would display in one browser but not another. Sure enough, once I disabled Adblock for the site, everything was showing correctly.
In a more "newbie friendly forum," I discovered that if you have Adblock Plus, an add on for Firefox, it can cause problems with the displaying of images. Everything displayed okay in Internet Explore. Unfortunately, the image still wouldn't display in Firefox. Once I deleted the image on the server and republished, the lowercase file was finally present. I kept reposting the lowercase file, but it showed as uppercase on the server. Kathy - your process of renaming the file with the lowercase was helpful. 'Tis the business of little minds to shrink but he whose heart is firm, and whose conscience approves his conduct, will pursue his principles unto death. Appropriate and orderly html structure is your friend. Then,Īfter the closing paragraph tag, place your images.
That one class can easily define how the text displays (centered, font-family, bold, etc.). Put the text in a paragraph with one class assigned, with no spans or strong tags. There is no reason to have all those spans, redundant classes, etc., nor do you need all those line breaks. Why not redo the column and simplify the contents? I would bet that if you did so, your pictures would display (assuming they are named correctly). Apparently, the way Safari interprets that jumbled code is: the end of your text, followed by three line breaks, followed by a link with nothing inside the tags, with many more line breaks after that. When I look at the displayed code in developer tools, itĭoesn't even show the image tags. However, that right column is a mess of nested spans, strong tags and line breaks, which I believe is what has Safari (and possibly other browsers) confused. Fix that first, as that is the simple part. This is obviously because of the wrong case in the name that Kathy already pointed out. The first one displays in the developer tools, while the second does not. If it doesn't work, I can't tell you what is wrong with your Firefox view. Try clearing your temporary files, and cache, for Firefox, and try it again. The first image displays in both Firefox and IE, for me. The way to tell that is not to look in the page source code, but to actually call for the image in your browser: see the image addresses in my earlier post. Regardless, as I told you, both images are on the server, just one with a different case It only tells you that your source code calls for them, which is an entirely different matter. View source doesn't tell you if the images are on the server. The extra step in the middleīypasses the "they aren't different' confusion.
#Published website screwed up xara web designer update#
The way to get it properly renamed in EW is to rename it to something completely different so EW knows it's different, let it update the links, then rename it back to the lowercase you want and let EW update the links again. PC, and it publishes with the original name.
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As far as EW's metadata is concerned, the file wasn't renamed since they are the same thing on a Windows The case difference can happen if you started with one (uppercase) and renamed it to the other (lowercase) inside EW. It is common courtesy to recognize those who have helped you, and it also makes it easier for visitors to find the resolution later. Please remember to "Mark as Answer" the responses that resolved your issue.
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Matter is that Dreamweaver is damned expensive for a product that offers basically the same things as EW in aīut, hey, you seem to have plenty of time on your hands, and unlimited funding (kinda odd for someone doing pro bono work for a charity, but there you are.), so have fun. Jim is telling it like it is, and all you're likely to learn from your "re-evaluation" of the The edge on DW in the ease-of-use category (which is why, after all those years using Dreamweaver, I now do 75%–80% of my production development in Expression Web). I have used DW from version MX through CS4, and both it and EW are professional-level development tools. Here's a hint, Bob-if you are clueless in Expression Web, and you clearly are, you are going to be even more clueless in Dreamweaver. I'm going to start from scratch using Dreamweaver to re-evaluate the matter.
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