Hmm. I agree.
If you look in the sidebar, the links to the other pages are in the
middle
of the page. I designed the website in Frontpage
I'm sorry.
and so don't know how to
change this.
I'm building this big cabinet. I bought this great set of tools, and I
don't know how to do it.
Authoring software is a tool for those who know how to use it, not a robot
ready to do your bidding, no matter what Microshit's marketing team told
you when they sold you this absolute piece of garbage painted to look like
authoring software.
Do yourself a HUGE favor and learn how to do HTML without this piece of
crap, please. Do it for the children. Doesn't have to be overnight,
either. But until you know HTML and CSS well enough to do the job without
authoring software, authoring software will provide no benefit and much in
the way of problems to your pages.
I'm not trying to be an asshole, really. I'm trying to impress upon you
how woefully inadequate your expectations of this software are. It's not
suited for any application it was designed to accomplish.
What i'd like is for the links to the other pages in the
sidebar to be positioned at the top of the page (just like the other
pages).
Could anybody please look at the 'source' on this page and then tell me
what
I need to change and what I need to change it to?
<img border="0" src="images/nav%20buttons/home.gif" align="absmiddle"
width="29" height="8">
Bad bad bad.
1. No borders mean image as link cannot be discerned as such, so provide
some other cue to tell the user this is a link. It might be more obvious
once this is fixed.
2. align="absmiddle" not only would seem to cause the problem you report,
but it also doesn't really exist and is bound to screw up some UA. Plus
align is so last decade. CSS can do this so much cleaner.
3. No alt text. This is a link, right? What if images don't load, or
cannot for a user?
4. This does not even need to be an image! Images cannot resize well like
text. If the user is sight-impaired the image might be too small - in
fact, these images make this likely.
This is just one example of why FrontPage should NEVER be used. You're
creating a terribly inaccessible and poorly usable page with it.
BTW this amuses me incredibly. It's the first div on the page.
<div align="center">
<center>
<table border="0" width="629" height="80" bordercolor="#0099CC"
style.css cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0">
<tr>
<td width="665" height="83"><img border="0" src="images/top_im.gif"
width="665" height="83"></td>
</tr>
</table>
</center>
</div>
It's so, so, so wrong on many levels. If this won't prove FP is a pile of
steaming doody, what will? It can't even misuse table markup properly.
I leave it as an exercise to the OP to find out what's stupid and wrong
here. I see 5 things without even thinking about it that are just inane or
incorrect.