In order to send a sample of a page to a client via e-mail, it seems like I have to send the “resources” file along with it, otherwise images don’t show up–broken links and the CSS menu doesn’t show. Do I preview the page in the browser, save it and then stuff that along with the “resources” folder? There must be an easier way. This client is local so I could visit and take a thumb drive with me, but for non-local there has to be a simple electronic way. Thanks for the help on this simple request in advance.
I did a screen shot and answered my own question…for now. I don’t have
fancy actions that need to be reviewed “live” at this point. thanks, C.
On Tue, Sep 11, 2012 at 1:59 PM, Carol Sullivan email@hiddenwrote:
In order to send a sample of a page to a client via e-mail, it seems like
I have to send the “resources” file along with it, otherwise images don’t
show up–broken links and the CSS menu doesn’t show. Do I preview the page
in the browser, save it and then stuff that along with the “resources”
folder? There must be an easier way. This client is local so I could visit
and take a thumb drive with me, but for non-local there has to be a simple
electronic way. Thanks for the help on this simple request in advance.
Hi Carol,
There are several ways to do what you are after although the easiest has to be to upload your site design to a public server somewhere and then email the link to your client. If you’ve got your own web space then create a new directory (either using Freeway or an FTP application) and upload into here. For extra bonus points you can secure the directory with a password using your hosting provider’s control panel or prevent search engines from finding this content.
If you don’t have your own server space then consider uploading the site to Dropbox (link below*). You get 2GBs of storage for free and can share regular HTML sites very easily.
Regards,
Tim.
On Tue, Sep 11, 2012 at 2:25 PM, Tim Plumb email@hidden wrote:
Hi Carol,
There are several ways to do what you are after although the easiest has
to be to upload your site design to a public server somewhere and then
email the link to your client. If you’ve got your own web space then create
a new directory (either using Freeway or an FTP application) and upload
into here. For extra bonus points you can secure the directory with a
password using your hosting provider’s control panel or prevent search
engines from finding this content.
If you don’t have your own server space then consider uploading the site
to Dropbox (link below*). You get 2GBs of storage for free and can share
regular HTML sites very easily.
Regards,
Tim.