Hi,
just a quick question but might be useful to alot...
Where do I find the .html file of a published page using BlueVoda. I find bv but no .html, it's to insert into html e-mailing to clients.
Thanks for the insight
Hi,
just a quick question but might be useful to alot...
Where do I find the .html file of a published page using BlueVoda. I find bv but no .html, it's to insert into html e-mailing to clients.
Thanks for the insight
When you publish a bluevoda page (.bvp), it converts to .html which can be found on the server.
Happy Building
DarrenC
thanks for the quick reply,
I figured that one out... but during the conversion the images do not have absolute URL references. How do I change that? without changing the whole page code manually :-/ or if its not that...why don't the images show?
Thanks
Last edited by mobile-focus.admin; 12-17-2009 at 11:13 AM. Reason: change of subject
Not completely sure what you mean by 'absolute' but if you insert an image in BV and publish it the image is given its own unique url.
Happy Building
DarrenC
are you sure??? 'cause all I see is "images/chrismas.gif" in the html code of the page when it should be "http://mobile-focus.com/christmas.gif" if it is an absolute link as I see them in my home (public_html) folder. Maybe i'm wrong but as I see it BV adds a code inbedded in the html of the page to 'call' the images or why aren't my images showing?
Thank-you
Thats the way Bluevoda publish's it's pages as the images are published to the images folder all the page needs to know is where that route is ie; images/image.gif there is no need to have the absolute url.
you would have to edit the html page and add the htto://www.yoursite.com before each and every image/image.gif.
But be warned this won't work with bluevoda html generated page if editing to be a email template as everything is position on the page as an absolute pix ie:
position:absolute;left:36px;top:562px;
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