Curtis Thompson
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hello…
you can probably just put an align attribute on the td cell that contains the movie – i.e.:
<td align=”center”>
that’s just from a quick pass of your code – basically it looks like you are using align=”middle” as an attribute on the flash embed itself, which is not compliant…
sitruc
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hello…
ya – we do seem to be in the minority, although i did find this site amusing when it was pointed out to me a while back…
https://www.giveupandusetables.com/
🙂
sitruc
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hello…
depends on whom you talk to – some designers think that table html is stupid and outdated and the wrong way to do things. others (and i tend to fall in this camp) don’t see much wrong with table html and think that it’s a lot easier than trying to deal with all the nuances/bugs/differences/etc. in css…
since i do fall in the latter, i think the way you’re doing it is fine…
sitruc
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hello…
that error means that you’ve already done some sort of output on the page prior to that – check line 7 from the looks of the error…
hope that helps!
sitruc
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hello…
unfortunately you can’t tell a search engine what to link to – they will link to what their bots found on your site.. :-/
you could turn off the rss feed if you thought nobody was using it – then they would at least not find it there…
sorry to not have a better answer!
sitruc
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hello…
i would look at the printers first as the culprits – are they properly calibrated? you shouldn’t need additional software or tools with those printers to get them working correctly, so if they are calibrated and off, it might be time to call up hp…
sorry to not have any better suggestions!
sitruc
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hello…
all wordpress is underneath is some web pages and a database – you can download the install archive, upload it to your server, expand it and you’re good to do the install…see here:
https://wordpress.org/download/
they also have a list of isps that they suggest if you don’t want to do the install, but it really is trivial to pull off on any server that has php and mysql…
sitruc
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hello…
any isp that supports php and mysql can host wordpress – you can install it yourself with those in place…not sure of a specific host that offers it pre-installed, but almost all generic isp plans these days will offer you email, php and mysql support for < $10 usd per month... i personally use webintellects, but others have had a hard time with them...but i've been there probably 8 years now and really can't complain at all... search the archives of this forum for other discussions on isp recommendations - it comes up a lot... sitruc
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hello…
there’s no real correlation between speed and your folder structure or amount of files in a folder unless you are on a site with millions of hits a minute and you have thousands and thousands of files…
from a usability standpoint, you wouldn’t want to have to make people try to remember something like:
https://foo.com/this/is/a/long/url/directory/string.html
as opposed to:
https://foo.com/shorter/string.html
but that would just be for ease of use to the user…
hope that helps!
sitruc
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hello…
[Kristin Abney] “I’ve noticed some hosting companies advertise Windows support but I hardly ever see Mac support advertised”
what they are referring to is the server platform that is used to host your files – most use unix, but others offer windows as well. if you use windows, you can get fancy with using asp and front page extensions, etc. etc., but any computer can connect to any kind of server – all you’ll be doing is ftp’ing up your files, and at that point the platform that you or the server are is moot…
if you use iweb then your os x box will have the same sort of advantages that i referenced above wrt windows and frontpage, but again – not necessary for you to use them.
sitruc