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html formatting of web page different than design

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sharonc

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Jan 16, 2001
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When I designed my web page, everything was in the correct place and looked great. When I pull up the web page, the Text information is moved to the left of what the design shows. How can I make sure my design and my web page remain the same?
 
I used Frontpage to create my form. Then I pulled up Visual Interdev to view my form and add additional code. If I look at the form in Frontpage or Visual Interdev it looks great, but when I pull the form up on the web some of the text data is moved to the left of where it showed when I designed the form.

Example:
Design mode:
Employee Number: ________________ LastName_____________

web version:
Employee Number: ________________ LastName_____________

I want the Employee Number to show as it does in Design mode.
 
there is one simple solution. Don't use Frontpage or MS products to code. Use a text-based product such as homesite or ultraedit.

You will learn more code this way and you will eventually become a great programmer. Gary Haran
 
Example:
Design mode:
Employee Number: ________________ LastName_____________

web version:
Employee Number: ________________ LastName_____________

I'd imagine that the spaces in the "design mode" are "white space". HTML ignores white space.

Try putting the line in the <BLOCKQUOTE> tags.
 
Thanks for the tip. I'll check out the products you mentioned.
 
Can you tell me who makes homesite and ultraedit?
 
is homesite // now macromedia

is ultraedit.

I use ultraedit as it is much more customizable but Homesite ressembles more like Visual Interdev so you might like it better.

We were 12 programmers here to use different programs. Within 6 months we all were on ultraedit.

One of the great features is column mode (download it and open a file, CTRL-N, press enter 10 times, CTRL+A, ALT+C, then type your name) you will find it very interesting! :)

the result I would get is :

gary
gary
gary
gary
gary
gary
gary
gary
gary
gary
gary

Now still in column mode if I select only the first character of my name on the ten lines and press CTRL+F5 I would get :

Gary
Gary
Gary
Gary
Gary
Gary
Gary
Gary
Gary
Gary
Gary
Gary

Comes in very handy at times. I don't know any other editor that do that kind of stuff. Gary Haran
 
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