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Peter
Can anyone offer a relative novice any advice on this problem?
I am creating a number of web-pages using Netscape 4.7 composer, which I
have used many times before. I am trying to create a set of index pages, to
link to items for sale on other pages. I am working within a table. In one
cell I created an alphabetical list from A to Z, all on one line, with a
space between each adjacent pair of characters. Each character is a
hyperlink to another page which lists all the items beginning with that
letter. Every one of these pages has the same alphabetical list. With all of
these pages, once saved if I open it either in "composer" or in a web
browser, some of the spaces have disappeared, such that there is no gap
between the adjacent linked characters. The number of "spaces" and the
specific ones that get deleted seems to be totally variable. I have tried
replacing the spaces and deleting the "link" created in that space, but the
same thing happens again. I have also used an html editor to make sure that
the spaces are all intact, but the same thing still happens.
TIA
Peter
I am creating a number of web-pages using Netscape 4.7 composer, which I
have used many times before. I am trying to create a set of index pages, to
link to items for sale on other pages. I am working within a table. In one
cell I created an alphabetical list from A to Z, all on one line, with a
space between each adjacent pair of characters. Each character is a
hyperlink to another page which lists all the items beginning with that
letter. Every one of these pages has the same alphabetical list. With all of
these pages, once saved if I open it either in "composer" or in a web
browser, some of the spaces have disappeared, such that there is no gap
between the adjacent linked characters. The number of "spaces" and the
specific ones that get deleted seems to be totally variable. I have tried
replacing the spaces and deleting the "link" created in that space, but the
same thing happens again. I have also used an html editor to make sure that
the spaces are all intact, but the same thing still happens.
TIA
Peter