Ok Ladies and Gents,
Thank you to all the help from Paul and DeltaDave!!
I think it is done!
but if some one catches something let me know…
I also want to hear your thoughts on looks styles etc… please
I do have one thing I want to add - forget how…and its easier right
now to just ask then look for the answer (LOL)
is meta tags.
Thank you ALL
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Much better Julie - but - the green box on the About Us page is to the front and no text is visible.
On the Contact page - remember what I said about making your Choose One selector - Initially Selected
Also do you have the Medical Office and General Practioner selectors in the same table cell? - if so then create a new row for the GP one - it will make it neater. Also ensure that all your rows/cells are the same height.
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Thank you to all the help from Paul and DeltaDave!!
I think it is done!
but if some one catches something let me know…
Lots of dead links; eg: on the Welcome page, the ‘About us’ and
‘Services’ links don’t work, aren’t links.
Unlike Dave though, I do see text in the green box.
best wishes,
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Paul,
That is weird! Does anyone else have problems w those links?
I checked them in freeway and the words are all set as having links to
the other pages…
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On 19 Aug 2009, at 21:06, julie maxwell allen wrote:
Thank you to all the help from Paul and DeltaDave!!
I think it is done!
but if some one catches something let me know…Lots of dead links; eg: on the Welcome page, the ‘About us’ and
‘Services’ links don’t work, aren’t links.
Unlike Dave though, I do see text in the green box.best wishes,
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Have you used a separate item for each menu link? If so, make sure you
don’t have any overlapping items or the container (DIV) for any other
item in front of the menu. I would use the built in CSS Menu Action on
a Master page to prevent this problem and ensure even spacing.
Colin.
On 20 Aug 2009, at 14:04, julie maxwell allen wrote:
Paul,
That is weird! Does anyone else have problems w those links?
I checked them in freeway and the words are all set as having links
to the other pages…On Aug 20, 2009, at 7:14 AM, Paul Bradforth wrote:
On 19 Aug 2009, at 21:06, julie maxwell allen wrote:
Thank you to all the help from Paul and DeltaDave!!
I think it is done!
but if some one catches something let me know…Lots of dead links; eg: on the Welcome page, the ‘About us’ and
‘Services’ links don’t work, aren’t links.
Unlike Dave though, I do see text in the green box.best wishes,
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Colin,
good morning
What I did was:
Each menu item is a separate HTML box. I highlighted the word and
added the link to the other page.
The only time there is an overlap is before the puzzle pieces move.
DIV?? can you explain?
I will try that.
thank you
Julie
On Aug 20, 2009, at 9:22 AM, Colin Alcock wrote:
Have you used a separate item for each menu link? If so, make sure
you don’t have any overlapping items or the container (DIV) for any
other item in front of the menu. I would use the built in CSS Menu
Action on a Master page to prevent this problem and ensure even
spacing.Colin.
On 20 Aug 2009, at 14:04, julie maxwell allen wrote:
Paul,
That is weird! Does anyone else have problems w those links?
I checked them in freeway and the words are all set as having links
to the other pages…On Aug 20, 2009, at 7:14 AM, Paul Bradforth wrote:
On 19 Aug 2009, at 21:06, julie maxwell allen wrote:
Thank you to all the help from Paul and DeltaDave!!
I think it is done!
but if some one catches something let me know…Lots of dead links; eg: on the Welcome page, the ‘About us’ and
‘Services’ links don’t work, aren’t links.
Unlike Dave though, I do see text in the green box.best wishes,
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In simple terms, DIV is just another name for the HTML box in which
you add your text (or an image) and is the term used in the actual
code. Don’t ask me to explain further - I’m not a coder, which is why
I use Freeway!
Make sure your menu item layers are at the top. In the Site Panel they
should be the bottom of the list of items on each page signifying they
were effectively the last added (i.e. the top layers). That may sound
confusing, but it’s the logic of listing the items from the bottom one
first.
Try grouping them: shift click to select the menu items then go to
Item Menu > Group, so that they all sit in one ‘container’, which can
be easily kept as the top layer.
Or you could set them in a table.
Colin
On 20 Aug 2009, at 14:32, julie maxwell allen wrote:
Colin,
good morning
What I did was:Each menu item is a separate HTML box. I highlighted the word and
added the link to the other page.
The only time there is an overlap is before the puzzle pieces move.DIV?? can you explain?
I will try that.
thank you
Julie
On Aug 20, 2009, at 9:22 AM, Colin Alcock wrote:
Have you used a separate item for each menu link? If so, make sure
you don’t have any overlapping items or the container (DIV) for any
other item in front of the menu. I would use the built in CSS Menu
Action on a Master page to prevent this problem and ensure even
spacing.Colin.
On 20 Aug 2009, at 14:04, julie maxwell allen wrote:
Paul,
That is weird! Does anyone else have problems w those links?
I checked them in freeway and the words are all set as having
links to the other pages…On Aug 20, 2009, at 7:14 AM, Paul Bradforth wrote:
On 19 Aug 2009, at 21:06, julie maxwell allen wrote:
Thank you to all the help from Paul and DeltaDave!!
I think it is done!
but if some one catches something let me know…Lots of dead links; eg: on the Welcome page, the ‘About us’ and
‘Services’ links don’t work, aren’t links.
Unlike Dave though, I do see text in the green box.best wishes,
Paul Bradforth
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Is anyone else having trouble accessing www.actionsforge.com???
On Aug 20, 2009, at 9:53 AM, Colin Alcock wrote:
In simple terms, DIV is just another name for the HTML box in which
you add your text (or an image) and is the term used in the actual
code. Don’t ask me to explain further - I’m not a coder, which is
why I use Freeway!Make sure your menu item layers are at the top. In the Site Panel
they should be the bottom of the list of items on each page
signifying they were effectively the last added (i.e. the top
layers). That may sound confusing, but it’s the logic of listing the
items from the bottom one first.Try grouping them: shift click to select the menu items then go to
Item Menu > Group, so that they all sit in one ‘container’, which
can be easily kept as the top layer.Or you could set them in a table.
Colin
On 20 Aug 2009, at 14:32, julie maxwell allen wrote:
Colin,
good morning
What I did was:Each menu item is a separate HTML box. I highlighted the word and
added the link to the other page.
The only time there is an overlap is before the puzzle pieces move.DIV?? can you explain?
I will try that.
thank you
Julie
On Aug 20, 2009, at 9:22 AM, Colin Alcock wrote:
Have you used a separate item for each menu link? If so, make sure
you don’t have any overlapping items or the container (DIV) for
any other item in front of the menu. I would use the built in CSS
Menu Action on a Master page to prevent this problem and ensure
even spacing.Colin.
On 20 Aug 2009, at 14:04, julie maxwell allen wrote:
Paul,
That is weird! Does anyone else have problems w those links?
I checked them in freeway and the words are all set as having
links to the other pages…On Aug 20, 2009, at 7:14 AM, Paul Bradforth wrote:
On 19 Aug 2009, at 21:06, julie maxwell allen wrote:
Thank you to all the help from Paul and DeltaDave!!
I think it is done!
but if some one catches something let me know…Lots of dead links; eg: on the Welcome page, the ‘About us’ and
‘Services’ links don’t work, aren’t links.
Unlike Dave though, I do see text in the green box.best wishes,
Paul Bradforth
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It seems fine here.
Joe
On 20 Aug 2009, at 15:24, julie maxwell allen wrote:
Is anyone else having trouble accessing www.actionsforge.com???
On Aug 20, 2009, at 9:53 AM, Colin Alcock wrote:
In simple terms, DIV is just another name for the HTML box in which
you add your text (or an image) and is the term used in the actual
code. Don’t ask me to explain further - I’m not a coder, which is
why I use Freeway!Make sure your menu item layers are at the top. In the Site Panel
they should be the bottom of the list of items on each page
signifying they were effectively the last added (i.e. the top
layers). That may sound confusing, but it’s the logic of listing
the items from the bottom one first.Try grouping them: shift click to select the menu items then go to
Item Menu > Group, so that they all sit in one ‘container’, which
can be easily kept as the top layer.Or you could set them in a table.
Colin
On 20 Aug 2009, at 14:32, julie maxwell allen wrote:
Colin,
good morning
What I did was:Each menu item is a separate HTML box. I highlighted the word and
added the link to the other page.
The only time there is an overlap is before the puzzle pieces move.DIV?? can you explain?
I will try that.
thank you
Julie
On Aug 20, 2009, at 9:22 AM, Colin Alcock wrote:
Have you used a separate item for each menu link? If so, make
sure you don’t have any overlapping items or the container (DIV)
for any other item in front of the menu. I would use the built in
CSS Menu Action on a Master page to prevent this problem and
ensure even spacing.Colin.
On 20 Aug 2009, at 14:04, julie maxwell allen wrote:
Paul,
That is weird! Does anyone else have problems w those links?
I checked them in freeway and the words are all set as having
links to the other pages…On Aug 20, 2009, at 7:14 AM, Paul Bradforth wrote:
On 19 Aug 2009, at 21:06, julie maxwell allen wrote:
Thank you to all the help from Paul and DeltaDave!!
I think it is done!
but if some one catches something let me know…Lots of dead links; eg: on the Welcome page, the ‘About us’ and
‘Services’ links don’t work, aren’t links.
Unlike Dave though, I do see text in the green box.best wishes,
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Working OK here …
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And here - no problems reaching http//:www.actionsforge.com first shot.
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It seems fine here.
Joe
On 20 Aug 2009, at 15:24, julie maxwell allen wrote:
Is anyone else having trouble accessing www.actionsforge.com???
On Aug 20, 2009, at 9:53 AM, Colin Alcock wrote:
In simple terms, DIV is just another name for the HTML box in
which you add your text (or an image) and is the term used in the
actual code. Don’t ask me to explain further - I’m not a coder,
which is why I use Freeway!Make sure your menu item layers are at the top. In the Site Panel
they should be the bottom of the list of items on each page
signifying they were effectively the last added (i.e. the top
layers). That may sound confusing, but it’s the logic of listing
the items from the bottom one first.Try grouping them: shift click to select the menu items then go
to Item Menu > Group, so that they all sit in one ‘container’,
which can be easily kept as the top layer.Or you could set them in a table.
Colin
On 20 Aug 2009, at 14:32, julie maxwell allen wrote:
Colin,
good morning
What I did was:Each menu item is a separate HTML box. I highlighted the word
and added the link to the other page.
The only time there is an overlap is before the puzzle pieces move.DIV?? can you explain?
I will try that.
thank you
Julie
On Aug 20, 2009, at 9:22 AM, Colin Alcock wrote:
Have you used a separate item for each menu link? If so, make
sure you don’t have any overlapping items or the container (DIV)
for any other item in front of the menu. I would use the built
in CSS Menu Action on a Master page to prevent this problem and
ensure even spacing.Colin.
On 20 Aug 2009, at 14:04, julie maxwell allen wrote:
Paul,
That is weird! Does anyone else have problems w those links?
I checked them in freeway and the words are all set as having
links to the other pages…On Aug 20, 2009, at 7:14 AM, Paul Bradforth wrote:
On 19 Aug 2009, at 21:06, julie maxwell allen wrote:
Thank you to all the help from Paul and DeltaDave!!
I think it is done!
but if some one catches something let me know…Lots of dead links; eg: on the Welcome page, the ‘About us’
and ‘Services’ links don’t work, aren’t links.
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Humm… cant get on… I ahve tried safari, firefox and cleaned the
catches too…
this is the message: Safari can’t open the page “http://www.actionsforge.com/
” because the server where this page is located isn’t responding.
any hints?
I dont have the css menu action and some others I should have and am
trying to update.
Julie
On Aug 20, 2009, at 10:45 AM, Colin Alcock wrote:
And here - no problems reaching http//:www.actionsforge.com first
shot.Colin
On 20 Aug 2009, at 15:30, Joe Billings wrote:
It seems fine here.
Joe
On 20 Aug 2009, at 15:24, julie maxwell allen wrote:
Is anyone else having trouble accessing www.actionsforge.com???
On Aug 20, 2009, at 9:53 AM, Colin Alcock wrote:
In simple terms, DIV is just another name for the HTML box in
which you add your text (or an image) and is the term used in
the actual code. Don’t ask me to explain further - I’m not a
coder, which is why I use Freeway!Make sure your menu item layers are at the top. In the Site Panel
they should be the bottom of the list of items on each page
signifying they were effectively the last added (i.e. the top
layers). That may sound confusing, but it’s the logic of listing
the items from the bottom one first.Try grouping them: shift click to select the menu items then go
to Item Menu > Group, so that they all sit in one ‘container’,
which can be easily kept as the top layer.Or you could set them in a table.
Colin
On 20 Aug 2009, at 14:32, julie maxwell allen wrote:
Colin,
good morning
What I did was:Each menu item is a separate HTML box. I highlighted the word
and added the link to the other page.
The only time there is an overlap is before the puzzle pieces
move.DIV?? can you explain?
I will try that.
thank you
Julie
On Aug 20, 2009, at 9:22 AM, Colin Alcock wrote:
Have you used a separate item for each menu link? If so, make
sure you don’t have any overlapping items or the container
(DIV) for any other item in front of the menu. I would use the
built in CSS Menu Action on a Master page to prevent this
problem and ensure even spacing.Colin.
On 20 Aug 2009, at 14:04, julie maxwell allen wrote:
Paul,
That is weird! Does anyone else have problems w those links?
I checked them in freeway and the words are all set as having
links to the other pages…On Aug 20, 2009, at 7:14 AM, Paul Bradforth wrote:
On 19 Aug 2009, at 21:06, julie maxwell allen wrote:
Thank you to all the help from Paul and DeltaDave!!
I think it is done!
but if some one catches something let me know…Lots of dead links; eg: on the Welcome page, the ‘About us’
and ‘Services’ links don’t work, aren’t links.
Unlike Dave though, I do see text in the green box.best wishes,
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The Forge is humming along nicely here too. As to the CSS Menu Action,
you won’t find it there – that’s a core Softpress Action, and it’s a
part of Freeway itself. If you can’t find it in your menus, you’re
probably looking in the wrong place or you have a seriously old
version of Freeway.
Walter
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Humm… cant get on… I ahve tried safari, firefox and cleaned the
catches too…this is the message: Safari can’t open the page “http://www.actionsforge.com/
” because the server where this page is located isn’t responding.any hints?
I dont have the css menu action and some others I should have and am
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Humm… cant get on… I ahve tried safari, firefox and cleaned the
catches too…this is the message: Safari can’t open the page “http://www.actionsforge.com/
” because the server where this page is located isn’t responding.any hints?
The fault most be local. Are you having trouble with any other sites?
(Goes straight there from your link above).
I dont have the css menu action and some others I should have and am
trying to update.
The CSS Menus Action comes as a standard Action in Freeway Pro. So you
should have it (or are you using FW Express?).
Draw an HTML box and, with it selected, go to the menu Items> Actions
and it should at or near the top of the drop down list…
Just type you navigation menu headings as a list, indent only once and
leave on default, for bullets etc. In the Action panel you can set
spacing, colours, etc.
HTH Colin
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Perhaps the Domain Name Server(s) (DNS) that your Mac is using through
your Internet provider might be in the middle of an update that just
happens to cause www.actionsforge.com to be temporarily unavailable
via your Internet provider. It might clear up in a little bit. You
also might try restarting once in a while to clean up the DNS cache.
Joe
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Humm… cant get on… I ahve tried safari, firefox and cleaned the
catches too…this is the message: Safari can’t open the page “http://www.actionsforge.com/
” because the server where this page is located isn’t responding.any hints?
I dont have the css menu action and some others I should have and am
trying to update.Julie
On Aug 20, 2009, at 10:45 AM, Colin Alcock wrote:And here - no problems reaching http//:www.actionsforge.com first
shot.Colin
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Thanks Joe and everyone else…
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Perhaps the Domain Name Server(s) (DNS) that your Mac is using
through your Internet provider might be in the middle of an update
that just happens to cause www.actionsforge.com to be temporarily
unavailable via your Internet provider. It might clear up in a
little bit. You also might try restarting once in a while to clean
up the DNS cache.Joe
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Humm… cant get on… I ahve tried safari, firefox and cleaned the
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” because the server where this page is located isn’t responding.any hints?
I dont have the css menu action and some others I should have and
am trying to update.Julie
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shot.Colin
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Ok The links are done… I did not use CSS menu, sorry Colin, but I
dont have a list with them for it to activate
And Walter, I was trying to attach it to a table and it would not
show… not avail for tables I guess. I am using the most recent
version 5.4.1 ?
Julie
So how does it look??
Thank you for all help
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And here - no problems reaching http//:www.actionsforge.com first
shot.Colin
On 20 Aug 2009, at 15:30, Joe Billings wrote:
It seems fine here.
Joe
On 20 Aug 2009, at 15:24, julie maxwell allen wrote:
Is anyone else having trouble accessing www.actionsforge.com???
On Aug 20, 2009, at 9:53 AM, Colin Alcock wrote:
In simple terms, DIV is just another name for the HTML box in
which you add your text (or an image) and is the term used in
the actual code. Don’t ask me to explain further - I’m not a
coder, which is why I use Freeway!Make sure your menu item layers are at the top. In the Site Panel
they should be the bottom of the list of items on each page
signifying they were effectively the last added (i.e. the top
layers). That may sound confusing, but it’s the logic of listing
the items from the bottom one first.Try grouping them: shift click to select the menu items then go
to Item Menu > Group, so that they all sit in one ‘container’,
which can be easily kept as the top layer.Or you could set them in a table.
Colin
On 20 Aug 2009, at 14:32, julie maxwell allen wrote:
Colin,
good morning
What I did was:Each menu item is a separate HTML box. I highlighted the word
and added the link to the other page.
The only time there is an overlap is before the puzzle pieces
move.DIV?? can you explain?
I will try that.
thank you
Julie
On Aug 20, 2009, at 9:22 AM, Colin Alcock wrote:
Have you used a separate item for each menu link? If so, make
sure you don’t have any overlapping items or the container
(DIV) for any other item in front of the menu. I would use the
built in CSS Menu Action on a Master page to prevent this
problem and ensure even spacing.Colin.
On 20 Aug 2009, at 14:04, julie maxwell allen wrote:
Paul,
That is weird! Does anyone else have problems w those links?
I checked them in freeway and the words are all set as having
links to the other pages…On Aug 20, 2009, at 7:14 AM, Paul Bradforth wrote:
On 19 Aug 2009, at 21:06, julie maxwell allen wrote:
Thank you to all the help from Paul and DeltaDave!!
I think it is done!
but if some one catches something let me know…Lots of dead links; eg: on the Welcome page, the ‘About us’
and ‘Services’ links don’t work, aren’t links.
Unlike Dave though, I do see text in the green box.best wishes,
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On 20 Aug 2009, at 16:37, julie maxwell allen wrote:
Ok The links are done… I did not use CSS menu, sorry Colin, but I
dont have a list with them for it to activate
You can make your navigation into a list, so you can use the action.
Just type out your links, hitting return after each one, select all,
indent in the Inspector, apply the CSS menu action, go to the Actions
palette and choose to show it horizontally.
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Is it working now or do I need to do that?
BTW Paul got the book!!
On Aug 20, 2009, at 1:47 PM, Paul Bradforth wrote:
On 20 Aug 2009, at 16:37, julie maxwell allen wrote:
Ok The links are done… I did not use CSS menu, sorry Colin, but I
dont have a list with them for it to activateYou can make your navigation into a list, so you can use the action.
Just type out your links, hitting return after each one, select all,
indent in the Inspector, apply the CSS menu action, go to the
Actions palette and choose to show it horizontally.best wishes,
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On 20 Aug 2009, at 18:52, julie maxwell allen wrote:
Is it working now or do I need to do that?
What do you mean?
BTW Paul got the book!!
Excellent, you’ll love it.
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