There are no FP2003 extensions, only FP2002 extensions, and FP2003 support everything that FP2002
offered. However each web host can choose to enable / disable certain features/functions of the FP
extensions
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"spring" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> CKK4602,
>
> I am new to web design and also using FP2003. Did you ever get an answer to
> the question as to how to handle cross-platform issues? I am just about to
> publish a website and I'm wondering what problems this will cause MAC users
> when viewing.
>
> I'm already concerned because I'm using Yahoo Web Hosting. I asked if they
> had FP2003 extensions on their servers and I was told that they did. Upon
> calling about a publishing error I find out that some of the 2003 components
> are not installed. I'm waiting to see if this is problematic for this web
> site.
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> Spring
>
>
> "CKK4602" wrote:
>
>> OK. I am using a layout table as well. Should I just get rid of absolute
>> positioning and let the layout table determine the look? Or even better yet,
>> could there be a setting on her computer that is causing the site to look
>> off? (I only ask this because on every other computer it is viewed on & the
>> tests I run in FP all have the site looking as it should). She is using IE as
>> browser.
>> Thanks!
>>
>> "Steve Easton" wrote:
>>
>> > Well CKK4602, you've pretty much answered your own question.
>> >
>> > The major issue with using absolute positioning is exactly what you're seeing.
>> > Different browsers render it in different ways.
>> > Some don't even support it at all.
>> > --
>> > Steve Easton
>> > Microsoft MVP FrontPage
>> > 95isalive
>> > This site is best viewed............
>> > ........................with a computer
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > "CKK4602" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> > news:0606C057-B9D0-4894-9D00-(E-Mail Removed)...
>> > >I am using FP2003. I have all items on pages positioned absolutely. When I
>> > > review site in multiple browsers, other screen resolutions and on 4 other
>> > > computers, site layout looks perfect. When site is viewed by another person
>> > > on her home computer (using Explorer & page size 800x600) layout is off.
>> > > Items that I have positioned absolutely do not appear as they should on her
>> > > screen. (Also, when she looks at the pages on a Mac, layout is off as well).
>> > > I am not sure what else to try or do, since I am a relatively new user. I
>> > > understand cross-platform compatibility is not 100% but if layout looks right
>> > > on the tests I run through FP2003, what else am I missing? Any and all input
>> > > would be VERY helpful!
>> >
>> >
>> >
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