I have a page attached to an external style sheet called content.css

On that page is information I want to print along with some print
instructions which I do not want to print.

I have a style .Instructions assigned to that text from the content
stylesheet content.css. It is a simple style:
.Instructions

{

font-family:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;

color:maroon;

font-size:1em;

font-weight:bold;

}

Now I have also attached a print stylesheet print.css to the page and on it
I have:

.Instructions
{

visibility:hidden;

}

I've just published a website and am trying to establish on Google. I've
gotten as far as sending them the web.sitemap file for their sitemap. It has
returned an error of incompatible format. In reviewing Google's
documentation it can be an xml file but requires Sitemap Protocol 0.9. Do I
have to develop an alternate sitemap according to this protocol and leave the
original WE in place or are their any other options. The Google format uses
"urlset" tags an not the sitMapNode used in WE.

Thanks in advance for any comments/help,

J Austin

When I save my master page and leave Expression web and view my "default.htm"
file in Internet explorer, my home page shows left sided instead of
centered? How do I center my webpage? I am relatively new to Expression web
so be kind! :)

I want to buy a hosting account. I have 2 domain names. One domain name
will be the primary domain. The 2nd domain name will be an "add-on domain".

There are important differences between Parked, Add-on and sub-domains.

Each hosting company has a different Control Panel and a different method to
publish to a "Primary" domain versus an "add-on" domain.

I am looking for a hosting company with a "KB or help" file with step by
step "add-on domain publishing" using Front Page and / or Expression Web.

Without a step by step publishing help file each Tech Support person tells
you a different story and a different method.

If you have not such KB article, you know of another hosting company with
"add-on domain publishing" help files?

Thank you from New Orleans ~ Enjoy your Gumbo

I have an image placed in a div like

Below that I have several paragraphs like

some stuff

more
stuff

I am trying to prevent the paragraphs from flowing up alongside the right
side of the image when the browser window is widened.

So I put a div around all the paragraphs like

and assigned a style like this to that div:
.NoFloatDiv

{

float:none;

}

The paragraphs still float up along the image. I'm missing something
simple ----

I have just migrated from FRONT PAGE 2003 created a template (small business
#4)and find every html page, 14 of them are in their own folders - WHY?

I can understand Images & Styles having their own folder BUT do not know of
any advantages to have html pages within a specific folder for each.
Certainly I find it easier in FTP transfers to see all my pages and sort them
by date thus instantly seeing my latest website page changes. If their
hidden down a level in folders, then every individual folder needs checking.

If I wish to change and move the html pages out of their folders to root
website, will that affect how the template works?

Appreciate any advice, thanks Dennis

Former Front Page user & new to EW.
- Created first site
- Created first web page index.htm
- Created external css style sheet
- & linked it to index.htm
- then created a 3x3 table by dragging table icon onto index.htm
- typed some text into some of the cells & changed font type & size
- looked at source code for index.htm

And wow! the styles were all there
No styles were in the css style sheet

I've never used style sheets so maybe someone would be kind enough to
give me a quick education or point me to a simple tutorial to get me
going.

Thanks for any help.

Browser support for @font-face is limited, and it has been removed entirely
in CSS 2.1 because of that.

Will it come back, and be supported? I dont' know. (If it does, consider
copyright issues - do you have the right to distribute the font you want to
use to everyone who downloads it to view your site?)

But for now, don't assume it will work. Define font families that have
reasonable fallbacks for the font you prefer - as those fallbacks will be the
ones most users will see.

"JPS" wrote: