[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

if you’re using a free service to host your videos, you have to put up with their promos in the videos… :-/

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

best way to learn is to look at their source code – but also w/o seeing your examples and where you are stuck, it’s hard for us to offer suggestions… :-/

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

utilities -> console has all the logs – you’ll need to be an admin to look at some, and i can’t recall if or where this type of info would be, but were i to start someplace, it’d be system.log…

hope that helps!

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

easiest thing to do there is just remove both those comment lines that aren’t doing anything anyway (the one you reference and the one near the bottom)…

they look ok syntactically, so it’s hard to say, but removing ’em would definitely solve the problem…

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

something like this in the framed page should do the trick…

https://htmlhelp.com/faq/html/frames.html#frame-context

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

if you have the images at the right size in photoshop, just use those – no need to use dreamweaver there. just put those up on the site and skip the quark step for that and they should work perfectly…

used to use quark but never for web publishing so no idea on that grey and why some browsers honor it – strange…

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

doesn’t appear that you can see them in ie7 either. i opened the graphic in photoshop, and it seems that they were meant to be transparent gifs, but the transparent area was a grey color instead of showing as transparent.

so it’s how they were made – in what graphics app did you make them?

also (and not really related) – it’s _Really_ bad to have all your text as graphics as you do – search engines can’t find it, people can’t adjust the size if they have vision problems, and if they don’t load graphics, they won’t see it – i’d strongly recommend to convert that to plain text in the page…

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

can’t do much verification or anything else w/o the link to your site… :-/

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

do you happen to have an example online? hard to debug w/ just the provided info…

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[Curtis Thompson]

hello…

i think you’d have to go down the road of writing a custom tool in php or the likes to import that xml file, parse it and then do what you want. it isn’t that hard of a project to write set up if you know databases and programming, but i don’t know of any off-the-shelf solutions that could take in what is a custom xml file and do what you want… :-/

if i were to tackle this personally, i’d probably go for a system that took the exported xml file and imported that info into a relational db like mysql or the likes, and then put a php wrapper around that db that let users search and find to their heart’s content on any field in the file. then, whenever you exported a new xml, you could re-run the import into the db and the php would be ready to find the new titles…

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