Tag Archives: Gibberish

Adobe Photoshop for WebPage design?

Posted on November 23, 2012 by admin549 views

The subject of this message highlights an element of web design i always would really love to get clarified. Okay start with outlining the items I know: 1) I recognize that everyone uses Photoshop (or similar) to design the graphics of their site. These graphics tend to be then sliced after which it optimized/saved using the particular " Save to get Web" feature. 2) If a total webpage (image) is made in Photoshop, it’s bad practice to have as your finished product the HTML page including things like one big photo (with hotspots) or to be a collection of outright images. The reason we make a point of mentioning the items that I know is because when I’ve tried to ask this question other sites, these are the answers i always get – NONETHELESS, I’m trying to get a " deeper" solution. Now for my question: Is it a standard workflow to design all the PAGE using Photoshop To put it differently, you start Photoshop and produce a new image a similar size as ones page. You then check out layout not only your main banner and switches but EVERYTHING which includes text and further graphics. Perhaps for the supplemental … Continue reading →

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Making My Web Site Accessible to Both PC and Mac Users

Posted on October 26, 2012 by admin465 views

Hello. I ‘m a brand new member of this kind of forum so eliminate me if this question had been posted. Recently i created a personal Web page (very barebones… many text, no graphics as well as other bells and whistles) with a PC with Your windows program XP using WYSIWYG HTML PAGE software. Mac users who visit the site with Internet Explorer view only gibberish, and Mac consumers with Netscape see the best text, but not all of it is properly formatted and it may not be in the unique fonts. Perhaps there is a fairly simple way to correct these problems I’m the 1st to admit of which my HTML coding knowledge are minimal, but surely that is a common problem. Bless you! Paul Engstrom pauleearthlink. web If you allow us a connection to the site in question we can better make it easier to. If you ever go here http: //validator. w3. org/ and obtain the page validated you possibly can fix any mistakes inside code that could be screwing up the site. Thanks for the reply and useful resource. My Web correct is www. paul-engstrom. com … I checked the code while in the head and … Continue reading →

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home page doesn’t work in Firefox – what’s going on?

Posted on October 8, 2012 by admin524 views

This morning I changed the date on my site, and ftp’d it into the server. When WHEN I opened the updated page in Firefox, all I acquired was gibberish — Chinese or Western characters, and a number of others. The WEB ADDRESS is www. protonfabrication. com, and here’s this strange part – it displays the right way when I’m directed there by the link on yet another page, like the particular portfolio page (www. protonfabrication. com/portfolio-page-1. htm). The particular link takes us to www. protonfabrication. com/index. htm certainly not www. protonfabrication. com whilst they’re the similar page. When WHEN I type www. protonfabrication. com into your search window, WHEN I get gibberish, although add " index chart. htm" and this works. The homepage displays as it should in Mozilla, and also doesn’t in Opera. Clearly, I’m new to the, and any help can be appreciated. Things worked very good until I adjusted the date for the homepage yesterday, and I do not know what I may have done. Any ideas gives thanks, Andrew When you attempt to accessibility a root area (such as space. com), the browser actively seeks index. htm, index chart. html, home. htm, house. htm (default and … Continue reading →

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Beginning Webmaster needs help!

Posted on October 7, 2012 by admin496 views

Relating to recently volunteered to be the webmaster of any site that my personal non-profit group took over. The orignal creator died along with the whitewater rafting community want to see his web page continue. The problem is I undoubtedly are a fireman not the computer genius! I have been searching the online today looking for sites that i might manage to find help. You guys could be seen as you know one thing so maybe you may help! First I would really prefer to ask where by I should commence my education What books ought to be a get to study Our site is ready to go and my job could be to keep it up-to-date. We hired an experienced guitarist to design it but he is too busy to maintain it even though we wanted to pay him! I simply bought a different laptop and begin using Dreamweaver. What other programs must need I have got MS Pro, I added Corel paintshop ProX and additional programs. I may use all the help I can get, thanks. Check out www. idahowhitewater. org to view the site. Incredible… that’s alot to begin with Let’s get started with a " Welcome" … Continue reading →

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Fighting with Firefox

Posted on October 6, 2012 by admin494 views

I feel actually dumb asking this question because I am just thinking it should be an easy deal with, but I’ve been at everthing afternoon and I’m from ideas. ANY help is very appreciated. Issue: I’m using Dreamweaver MX 2007. I’ve a small video (thumbnail) image i always want to check out a video clip (. wmv) to ensure when clicked it simply opens Your windows program MediaPlayer and represents. Currently, this is working fine when browsing with IExplorer. The problem shows up when using Firefox. If the linked thumbnail is actually clicked, Firefox opens way up a page involving unitelligable code (I think its the specific source code in the video file) in addition to, opens mediaplayer with a different message that states: " Glass windows Media Player cannot play the archive. If the record is on one more computer, verify that you will be connected to your network. If you typed a way, verify that it really is correct. If the condition persists, the server may not available. " Does someone have a solution for me please This can be killing me in this article… Thanks a lot! I don’t even think this is something you can fix … Continue reading →

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First post: Charset issue – suspected server problem affecting web pages

Posted on October 4, 2012 by admin520 views

About my server (run because of the wonderful folk with Media Temple) that will serves my web page Pixelsurgeon (which is currently undergoing a redesign) the DefaultCharset in the primary httpd. conf is actually ISO-8859-1, but I’m wondering if it needs to be set to UTF-8. For illustration of the condition check out bug #4 here: http: //dropbox. pixelsurgeon. com/bugs/ which is an XHTML page set to UTF-8. There are a few double-byte characters (Japanese, China, Korean) and several accented characters and several Polish. Instead connected with displaying correctly, which jointly do using UTF-8, they manifest as gibberish. HOWEVER – in the event you MANUALLY set the particular Text Encoding to help UTF-8 (for example View > Textual content Encoding > UTF-8 in Firefox) everything snaps just how it should. It’s almost as if the text encoding fact < meta http-equiv=" content-type" content=" text/html; charset=utf-8" /> in the head is becoming ignored. Locally on my machine (Mac OSX which uses a version of UTF-8 for text encoding) everything is fine and also the page works precisely as it should. It just stops working when uploaded towards server. The most apparent thing I can think about is a mismatch somewhere between … Continue reading →

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