Re: [HCDX] WRTH/PWBR website

[Bill Carney <bill@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> OK, I've moved over to a new server; let's see if 
this works!
> URL: http://wrth.itgo.com
> 
> Please let me know if this solves the problem. 
Thanks.

It doesn't; your problems are code based and not 
server related.

First, STOP USING MICROSOFT WORD AS YOUR HTML 
EDITOR!  It puts in a lot of non-HTML compliant code 
that breaks pages posted on the WWW.  It's OK for use 
in an Intranet where everyone in the office is using 
the same software, but it's unacceptable for use in 
the real world.

Load up your index.html document in a text editor 
such as Notepad.  Near the top is a section of code 
that looks like:

<style>
  <!--
a:active     { position: absolute }
  -->
</style>

REMOVE IT!  That alone is going to solve most of your 
problems.

Secondly, look for every instance of :

FACE="Cooper Black"
and
FACE="Arial Black"

and remove them.  That forces a persons web browser 
to use the Cooper Black and Arial Black typefaces.  
What happens when a person doesn't have those 
typefaces installed on thier machines?  It winds up 
looking like crap.

Third:  Look for every instance of:

<P style="word-spacing: 0; margin-top: 0; margin-
bottom: 0">

Remove those as well, as only MS Word can use those 
codes.  Replace them with <p>


Start with those three steps and a majority of your 
problems will be solved.  

-Bill


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