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I am trying to give my companys website a face lift and I now I think it is out of control... :td:

I am just a newbie @ www design and using FrontPage (Ok, two strikes...)

I need help...

The site is: http://www.stlbroadband.com/
When I designed it, it looked great on my local computer, but when I uploaded it, several problems came to light.

1.) the font that I used is not showing up. I uploaded it to the root directory of the www file, but not there.

2.) the page elements are blown out of whack with different browsers. if I look @ in in the new ver of IE and Foxfire, it is fine. but if I use an older ver of IE the cells go wacko and into infinity.

These are just the BLARING problems...
Is there anybody out there, can anyone help me...(sounds like pink floyd.. B-)).

Thanks for looking! :)
 
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haha, I like the flash into.

the font wont show as the actual user has to have it on their machine.

I see you are using tables, they are usually (relatively) problem free, hmm. not sure about the width problem sorry.
 
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oh goodness... ok.

1) for the font problem, the issue is that the visitor needs to have the font file (as albino said). now you *could* default to ask the visitor to download the necessary fonts, however this is highly NOT recommended. i would just stick to the arials and verdanas that everybody already has.

2) on firefox 2.0 it looks fine to me. on internet explorer 6 i see the problem you were referring to. try changing

Code:
<table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" width="100%">
to
Code:
<table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" width="760">

(it should be near the top)
 
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shockie said:
oh goodness... ok.

1) for the font problem, the issue is that the visitor needs to have the font file (as albino said). now you *could* default to ask the visitor to download the necessary fonts, however this is highly NOT recommended. i would just stick to the arials and verdanas that everybody already has.

2) on firefox 2.0 it looks fine to me. on internet explorer 6 i see the problem you were referring to. try changing

Code:
<table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" width="100%">
to
Code:
<table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" width="760">

(it should be near the top)
Oh darn on the fonts! :(

I changed the code, but still having problems...

Ha, figured it out! :hehe:

It was the separater bar... :)
 
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I don't like the moving things on the header. They divert the visitor's attention.
 
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