Thread: Pages do not publish in proper properties

Hi I am publishing my pages and some of them are not the full size that the properties are set at. I do not have a side bar at all and my width is to large. Any suggestions?

would need a link.

Chris

I do not think that a link has anything to do with it. All my pages are set at 900 width and varying lenghts. Some of my pages are viewing proper but some are vewing smaller. Even if I go in and change the page size in properties, resave, republish and refresh it still does not change the view of the page. It does not fit.

I agree with Collectors-info

If you give out the URL,
then someone can look at View/Page Source
and see what is going on.

We would be shooting in the dark
without looking at it.

Shafi

Thanks Your Right

http://www.energyandfuelsolutions.ca/automotive.html

Notice to the right there is white. I would like to page to fit full, also when you click on the test results on the lower part of the page, when it comes up there is no side bar to scroll down the page.

Thanks

Your widest image is (I truncated other parameters)
<img src="bv01189.gif" width="918" height="150"> What you can do is to change width to a bigger number.

Use Trial and error method and see what width you are satisfied with.

You can check other places and see where you can make the changes you want.

When you display http://www.energyandfuelsolutions.ca/automotive.html

on Firefox, click on View/Page Source and then
slowly but surely examine all the dimensions.

I hope that helps.

Shafi

For Test Results part of it,

you are using Page Anchors.

Instead why not use regular page and at
some point bring the visitor back to the index page
like a HOME link.

I think that would be a clear cut - cut if you will.

Page anchors are fine. I use them on my site but
still I would suggest otherwise to use "regular" page structure.

Shafi

on the index file http://www.energyandfuelsolutions.ca/index.html,

you have the width set for

<img src="bv01162.gif" width="991" height="142">

And I think that's what you want.

However, for different screens and resolutions,
it is always considered a good practice to go from
left to right, meaning leave some space on the right
to accommodate other screen sizes.


Shafi

Thanks for all the help but you are talking over my head.

Why does me pages not have side bars allowing me to scroll down to the bottom of my page.

This is what you have for the test button results; except for images all three are the same.

Look at the reference in bold.

<a href="#" onclick="javascript:open('http://www.energyandfuelsolutions.ca/autotestimonials.html', '', 'toolbar=no,menubar=no,location=no,scrollbars=no,re sizable=no,status=no,left=,top=,width=,height=')">

Why make it so complicated when you can use simple page anchors.

This is your file, right?
http://www.energyandfuelsolutions.ca...timonials.html

If you stick it into your browser address field, watch what happens. It is just a regular page.

Is it a JavaScript you are using?

Why not make it simple and use page anchors like the following.

Your first test button would point to
<a href="http://www.energyandfuelsolutions.ca...timonials.html#A">A</a> Instead of A you can call it anything you want. It just points to a location on the autotestimonials.html file. You must use the anchor # right before A.

Now in the file itself, create that location. So for Dean Gulick
it would be <a name="">A</a>">A</a>. This would be at the top of that testimonials file right before Dean data. No anchor here.

For the second button, you can point to a point B
And on the testimonial file, have <a name="">B</a>. Place this right before the Cadillac description.

And then the third one with the same procedure.

Let us know if it works. Let us know if it doesn't.

For the above instructions to work, you would use HTML boxes.

Collectors-info has a better description of it.

I didn't know BV has this feature.

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