T
Trillian
I've used FP 2002 to design several sites, haven't gotten
into the habit of using CSS as yet, so I've been using
the "Get Background From Another Page" option. Every once
in a while when I change the page that has the actual
background assigned to it, the background instead is
referenced in my html code as residing on my PC. Needless
to say, it doesn't show up on the net once uploaded!
First of all, why does that happen? I'm not changing the
page background, only other page content. The only way
I've found to guarantee it doesn't switch is to save the
page while in html view. But I often forget...
Second, what's the best thing for me to do, use CSS to set
the background or use a search and replace to hardcode the
relative background location on all pages?
I also assume if I used an absolute reference to the
background using a URL like:
"http://www.mysite.com/images/background.gif" I wouldn't
have the problem - correct? That would work for my
personal sites but not for client sites that I'm only
designing...
Any recommendations would be appreciated.
into the habit of using CSS as yet, so I've been using
the "Get Background From Another Page" option. Every once
in a while when I change the page that has the actual
background assigned to it, the background instead is
referenced in my html code as residing on my PC. Needless
to say, it doesn't show up on the net once uploaded!
First of all, why does that happen? I'm not changing the
page background, only other page content. The only way
I've found to guarantee it doesn't switch is to save the
page while in html view. But I often forget...
Second, what's the best thing for me to do, use CSS to set
the background or use a search and replace to hardcode the
relative background location on all pages?
I also assume if I used an absolute reference to the
background using a URL like:
"http://www.mysite.com/images/background.gif" I wouldn't
have the problem - correct? That would work for my
personal sites but not for client sites that I'm only
designing...
Any recommendations would be appreciated.