Very basic, here, I’m afraid. I get an email form in html that I want to put on a specific page. I try to put the form at the end of my page and have used after body and after html, but it doesn’t go where I want it to be.
What to do?
It’s here: confuciusaction.com/freelessons.html
Nick
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Hi Nick,
If it’s just a blurb of code you have then go to Menu > Insert > Markup Item and paste the code in the box then drag it to wherever you want it go.
Todd
On Feb 29, 2008, at 7:09 AM, Nick wrote:
Very basic, here, I’m afraid. I get an email form in html that I want to put on a specific page. I try to put the form at the end of my page and have used after body and after html, but it doesn’t go where I want it to be.
If you are saying that you are manually pasting the form html syntax into the Page>Markup dialog, then there may be an easier way:
Basically, you are going to what to use Insert>Markup Item. Double-click the newly spawned markup item (small grey rectangle with ‘< m >’ on it) to bring up its own editing dialog and paste your form html there. The markup item can be treated a couple of different ways, depending where it has been inserted:
A) Inline item, the markup item basically becomes a text character that is positioned and moved like text or an inline image.
B) Free-standing item, the markup item can be resized to whatever is appropriate for your design. This dictates the size of the html code within (unless the pasted markup coding itself contains size properties).
I think you will get a handle on this once you give it a try a few times.
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If the form you are inserting is a fully-coded form, don’t do this.
Freeway will wrap the form in a paragraph (p) tag, which will then
make the form invalid. A form is a block-level tag, and it can only
be enclosed by a DIV or a TD or the page itself.
Stick to a free-floating Markup Item if you want the form to behave
properly in all browsers.
Walter
On Feb 29, 2008, at 9:40 AM, Weaver wrote:
A) Inline item, the markup item basically becomes a text character
that is positioned and moved like text or an inline image.
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