How to remove mysterious lines

G

Guest

Can someone look at the code at http://beamalarm.com/Travel.htm & tell me
how to get rid of the blue lines that are now mysteriosly appearing at the
bottom of the page. They are now on several pages & I cant find a way to
remove them.
They only show in preview mode.
 
E

E. T. Culling

Can't tell you ... don't see them. If they are only in preview mode and not
there when published, does it matter?
Eleanor
 
E

E. T. Culling

On, there's one on the Ouray page??? It's probably this:
<!--mstheme--></font><table height="32" cellSpacing="0" cellPadding="0"
width="780" align="center" background="Images/FooterBG.jpg"
 
J

Joe Rohn

Hi Barry,

Wherever you see those on a page..if you switch over into code view and
remove the two instances where it says this:

<table height="32" cellSpacing="0" cellPadding="0" width="780"
align="center" background="Images/FooterBG.jpg" border="0">

Those lines should disappear!

--
Joe

Microsoft MVP FrontPage

FrontPage Portal and Users Forums:
http://www.timeforweb.com/frontpage
 
A

Andrew Murray

I found the problem, but not on the page you specified.

I found the code below on these pages:

http://beamalarm.com/dept_56.htm
http://beamalarm.com/2006 Foretravel Phoenix.htm
http://beamalarm.com/Foretravel_RV.htm

and might be similar on other pages.

http://beamalarm.com/Dept 56/dept_56 2005.htm has one of these blue
lines which I believe is associated with your FP theme that you're using, so
there should only be *one* on each page.

I believe this should show up in the design mode in Frontpage, as a two-row
table with the image "footerbg.jpg" in each cell (which is what the coe
below is doing)

Delete the code below that is below your counter and the "This page was
updated....." text.
<!--End Homepage content--> (leave this comment in place).

Delete this:

<table height="32" cellSpacing="0" cellPadding="0" width="780"
align="center" background="Images/FooterBG.jpg" border="0">
<tr>
<td>
<!-- BEGIN FOOTER -->
<!-- If any changes to this include file are made, please notify
(e-mail address removed). -->
</td>
</tr>
</table>
<!-- END FOOTER -->
<!-- InstanceEnd -->

</td></tr></table>
<!---END HOMEPAGE CONTENT--->
<table height="32" cellSpacing="0" cellPadding="0" width="780"
align="center" background="Images/FooterBG.jpg" border="0">
<tr>
<td>
<!-- BEGIN FOOTER -->
<!-- If any changes to this include file are made, please notify
(e-mail address removed). -->
</td>
</tr>
</table>
<!-- END FOOTER -->
<!-- InstanceEnd --> (leave this comment in place)

I don't know if the above code is generated by FP and therefore will not
save and just return because FP thinks it belows there. (resets the code as
it wants it, not leaving it as you want it).

If you don't want to do that, I suggest perhaps, delete the theme from all
pages, reapply the theme then republish all pages, and see if that solves
the issue.

I hope that helps.
 
G

Guest

Thanks, I dont know how that .jpg got into the images file or how the code
got written in there on every page. I am having to go thru every page &
delete the code. It still shows up in Preview but like you said - who cares.
Except how do you know if it is really there if you cant count on what you
see in preveiw?

--
Barry
www.beamalarm.com


E. T. Culling said:
On, there's one on the Ouray page??? It's probably this:
<!--mstheme--></font><table height="32" cellSpacing="0" cellPadding="0"
width="780" align="center" background="Images/FooterBG.jpg"
 
A

Andrew Murray

I think that blue line is part of the theme you're using but I have no idea
how it duplicated like that.

beamone said:
Thanks, I dont know how that .jpg got into the images file or how the code
got written in there on every page. I am having to go thru every page &
delete the code. It still shows up in Preview but like you said - who
cares.
Except how do you know if it is really there if you cant count on what you
see in preveiw?
 

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