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JoyWalker
May 5, 08 - 11:17 AM |
I used Word to design my site, now have problems
I have a website up and was trying to change it. I wanted to add a side menu. I did this on Word, then saved it as html..then tried to post it in my bravenet files. (I have done this before in doing a simple page, and with a few changes it usually works.) So it didn't work and I looked at the html text...near the bottom it said something like..your browser does not support page frames...or something like that. If anyone can help me get this up today, I would really appreciate it. I usually can only do the wysiwyg kind of stuff. Thanks and blessings, Barb
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Corwings
May 5th, 2008 - 11:37 AM |
Word is a word processor. Trying to use it for another purpose altogether will usually result in problems. If you must use a Microsoft product, try Notepad. Or even Frontpage. |
JoyWalker
May 5th, 2008 - 11:47 AM |
Thanks. I have used it for so many pages in the past that I do like to use it. It is just that I added that side frame for a menu...that is why it didn't work. I am still looking for someone to help me make this work, if possible. Blessings, Barb |
Peter
May 5th, 2008 - 12:11 PM |
The "save as html" option in Word is designed to create a web version of a printed document while preserving the print format. This results in code which is very difficult to untangle if you have problems. If you must create a framed layout (there are lots of reasons why this is a bad idea) then you will need to create a third page to link the other two together. Word is not designed to do this and you will need to use Notepad and hand code the html. |
JoyWalker
May 5th, 2008 - 12:22 PM |
Okay thanks everyone, I am not capable of all that..I will have to hire someone to do it for me. Thanks, and blessings. Barb |
JoyWalker
May 5th, 2008 - 12:35 PM |
Peter...I forgot to thank you properly for explaining the Word Document being saved as html. I guess because I have tried to teach all this to myself, that when I came across the words..save as html or save as webpage..I just assumed I could build a whole webpage with it. I was able to do that for a simple page though..it was nice and easy. Actually this really did help me..so again thanks for that. Also you said not recommending the frame...I used the frame to make a side menu. I really like the side menu...and want to use that. What would you suggest for a side menu ? I don't think I am capable of doing this anyway, but would like your thoughts just in case I get stubborn and decide to take the time to try it...hahahaa Thanks and blessings, Barb |
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