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Peter R. Fletcher
Using Frontpage 2003 on XP Pro
Starting work on a draft site design for a new client, I roughed out a
new Theme and used it to create a Web. This works locally as a disk
based web - the Banner (with a graphic bar background) and horizontal
default Text Nav bars (based on the Web structure) appear and work
normally in Design and Preview views.
_However_, when I Publish the Web, either to my local IIS server or to
the commercial Web hosting service I use, the Banner is screwed up
(the Banner text appears in red instead of black) and the Nav bars,
which should appear at the top of each page, don't appear at all!
Because my client, a Charity, does not wish the site to be publicly
visible until it has been completed and approved, I have used some
JavaScript to protect it from general view (removing all the
JavaScript does _NOT_ fix the problems on publication). However, you
can view it by browsing directly to:
http://khs.org.uk/auth74orise.htm
This page sets a time-limited cookie which allows the remaining pages
in the site to be viewed.
I will be grateful for any thoughts anyone may have about this - I
know that the aesthetics of the design also need some work, but I
can't usefully do much more until I can persuade FrontPage to do what
it is told with what I am giving it!
Please respond to the Newsgroup, so that others may benefit from the exchange.
Peter R. Fletcher
Starting work on a draft site design for a new client, I roughed out a
new Theme and used it to create a Web. This works locally as a disk
based web - the Banner (with a graphic bar background) and horizontal
default Text Nav bars (based on the Web structure) appear and work
normally in Design and Preview views.
_However_, when I Publish the Web, either to my local IIS server or to
the commercial Web hosting service I use, the Banner is screwed up
(the Banner text appears in red instead of black) and the Nav bars,
which should appear at the top of each page, don't appear at all!
Because my client, a Charity, does not wish the site to be publicly
visible until it has been completed and approved, I have used some
JavaScript to protect it from general view (removing all the
JavaScript does _NOT_ fix the problems on publication). However, you
can view it by browsing directly to:
http://khs.org.uk/auth74orise.htm
This page sets a time-limited cookie which allows the remaining pages
in the site to be viewed.
I will be grateful for any thoughts anyone may have about this - I
know that the aesthetics of the design also need some work, but I
can't usefully do much more until I can persuade FrontPage to do what
it is told with what I am giving it!
Please respond to the Newsgroup, so that others may benefit from the exchange.
Peter R. Fletcher