FrontPage: Very S-t-r-a-n-g-e Problem

[VBKS]

Hello,

I am having a real strange problem with FrontPage 2003.

My homepage, (index page) www.VirginiasBestKeptSecret.com, uses a top
border, side border, and a bottom border which cascades across most of the
website

However, the (bottom border) no longer will publish correctly (site wide),
this applies even when I only use the off line review option, as well.

If all of this was not strange enough, when I try and publish a given page,
all hell lets loose, as the body of the webpage will now be mirrored where
the bottom border use to be, but in a messed up fashion.

Example Here ->
http://www.virginiasbestkeptsecret.com/Smith_Mountain_Lake_Real_Estate_HOT_Leads_page01.html

Do you have any idea what gives? I used Yahoo.com's snapshot backup, to
restore the rest of the website.

Good luck figuring this one out.

The website www.VirginiasBestKeptSecret.com was originally built from
FrontPage 98, using Windows 98 Second Edition, and now I imported the
website to FrontPage 2003, hoping to fix the problem automatically, when I
bought a brand new HP 3.0 Hz computer, back in 2004.

I am now running, Windows Home Edition 2003 .

Whomever can address and fix this problem, will be my mentor for years to
come.

Thanks in advance.

--
James Roney
CEO/Director


www.VirginiasBestKeptSecret.com
Three quarters of a million visitors in 2004.
On target for over two million visitors in 2005.
More traffic then all the other websites on Smith Mountain Lake combined.
Smith Mountain Lake Prints & Website Photography Provided By:
www.RoneyPhotography.com
See our (latest photos) in the April/May issue of the Smith Mountain Laker
Magazine, now On line! www.SmithMountainLaker.com

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

Some of the features of shared borders requires that the site is publish to the remote server via
FP's http mode. Also when you use FTP, the extensions on the remote server are NOT aware that any
change in content has taken place within the site, which could be the cause of the issues below.

--
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Thomas A. Rowe (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage)
WEBMASTER Resources(tm)

FrontPage Resources, WebCircle, MS KB Quick Links, etc.
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[Kevin Cotter]

Sorry, I had to close that site ASAP, because some web developer forced
music to play from the site. That is a very nasty to toplay on somebody.

KC

 

[Andrew Murray]

I don't see any duplication of anything.... (browser is IE 6, OS is WinXP
Pro with Sp2).

 

[Scruff]

The real estates part of this web site is a mess. Way too busy and a lot of
it doesn't even load.
You might want to break it down into more pages.

 

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It's about 4 miles down the page. The page is incredibly long to begin with even without the duplication.

 

[VBKS]

What a weird response.

Music offends you?

No one forced you to listen to it, as you have the option to turn it off.

There is nothing nasty about music on a website, unless of course, you had
the volume of your speakers turned all the way up, when you got there.

--
James Roney
CEO/Director

www.VirginiasBestKeptSecret.com
Three quarters of a million visitors in 2004.
On target for over two million visitors in 2005.
More traffic then all the other websites on Smith Mountain Lake combined.
Smith Mountain Lake Prints & Website Photography Provided By:
www.RoneyPhotography.com
See our (latest photos) in the April/May issue of the Smith Mountain Laker
Magazine, now On line! www.SmithMountainLaker.com