Thread: content layout publishes in different locations on the page

I layout my page with HTML boxes and adjust them per the amount of content in each. I also insert images on the page. When publishing, the images and content in the HTML boxes appear in different locations from the original layout. Wayne

website: www.abstractart2000.com
mrphoto@msn.com
408-858-8475

Under Additional Subjects of Interest

You have everything done twice. Maybe that is intentional. If not, then you could remove the first instance to make it more readable. The label for the link itself says it all.

I think you are doing too many things at the same time.
I would take one step at a time. Try it.

Shafi

I noticed something else too.

Is there a difference between abstract artists and abstract artist.

One is plural. Again maybe that is intentional.

If you could clean it up, then you can worry about the next step.

Divide and conquer.

Shafi

P.S.
1. It seems a menu driven website. When you link a menu
item, remove the _blank.
2. If you don't have .htaccess file on the server, you can create one using MS Notepad and upload to the server.

Type in .htaccess file, the following one statement - watch for the spaces.

ErrorDocument 404 /404-error-page.html

upload .htaccess to the server under public_html.

In BlueVoda, create 404-error-page.html and add some message to it.

It's a good practice to do it now.

In 404-error-page.html file, include the same menu. So as long as you are not ready, at least it will show the HOME page all the time instead of giving you the 404 error.

A few suggestions.

Make the Additional Subjects of Interest as a separate
menu item that points to your new page with the said subjects (links).

It will run faster and would be more manageable for you and also your visitors.

As your subject name suggests, you probably will have lots
of images which, all together, will load slowly.

Divide them into further detailed subjects in separate pages
and give links on the menu bar.

That way, as the saying goes, take one step at a time.

You are trying to do too many things at the same time.

Shafi