start by putting the <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> at the top...
it maybe overwriting variables or seomthing..
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When you scroll down on that page I have an "aqua" color I cant get rid of it...
Not sure how it got there..I was working on the news scroller ..right hand side...
100 DNF to help me find that color code so I can snip it..
start by putting the <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> at the top...
it maybe overwriting variables or seomthing..
also you have lots of <head> clean up the code a bit...
You mean it's a mess..
OK , I'll start there..
i would only have one head and keep all the missmash of javascript there or call it in as seperate .js files...
to start...!
or call them in as SSI or other inculdes or something..
all the best wilco
or pay someone to do a database system for you!!!
i would use coldfusion but there are plenty on here with lots of PHP wossname..
Last edited by unclewilco; 02-21-2003 at 10:21 AM.
I found the line with the ugly color code...
Yeah, I know it's a real mess...I need to clean it up..
100 dnf on the way..thanks Wilco
no probs.... you know where iam..
Yes, it's a mess; but for the time being, you may at least change the bgcolor to #ffffff:
<style media="screen" type="text/css">
/*<![CDATA[*/
<!--
BODY{ background-color:#99CCCC;}
P{color:#465d5c;margin:3px;}
A{color:#e86500}
Edit: Oops! Already Done?!
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Did I say #ffffff? and NOT #000000!![]()
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Yeah, thats the line I found.. and yes I just inserted 000000 as I was testing... I'm a cut and paste guy..I dont keep a color wheel on my desk..Originally posted by nameslave
Did I say #ffffff? and NOT #000000!![]()
I am a perfect example "kids" of why you need to learn html from scratch..
It's just to easy to cut and paste...and then go back and fix bits of html that isnt working right...oh what a mess though..and I use FP2000 which dosent help matters either..
I know js is suppose to be a "no-no" but I love these little scripts.. a lot of useful tools ..
The main reason is because google cant read them! I say good.. If google cant read them then there is no penalty !Google cant determine one way or another if it's good or bad..so it's a neutral as far as Google's algo is concerned..
The very idea that SE's have problems with Js, flash etc.. is amusing..we the "webmasters" (I use that term very loosely in my case) are suppose to dumb down our sites and be text only so the se can read it ? huh?
I dont think so.. the se's need to expand their learning curve with the different coding that's out there..
my 2c
every webmaster should design a site with the search engine in mind
oh and if your unsure about anything - just pm me![]()
Javascripts are fine as long as you don't "overdose".Originally posted by bidawinner
I know js is suppose to be a "no-no" but I love these little scripts.. a lot of useful tools ..![]()
But your page is still black over that grid?
Profoundly influenced by #Bauhaus, @Nameslave unrepentantly embraces #Minimalism in his #multimedia portfolio. His early works include an experimental adaptation of Chekhov’s Cherry Orchard inspired at least partly by Robert Fripp. His totally irrelevant M.Ed. dissertation examines Organizational Culture and Change Management.
I am not seeing the black grid...but I went ahead and changed the color code over to FFFFFF ..did that take care of it ?Originally posted by nameslave
Javascripts are fine as long as you don't "overdose".![]()
But your page is still black over that grid?
Yeah, I agree..dont over do it.. I think I am right at that limit.
Just enough js tools to be useful
Well to some degree...but you can do a convention center search and see what you think..my placements are all just fine..Originally posted by fonzerelli_79
every webmaster should design a site with the search engine in mind
oh and if your unsure about anything - just pm me![]()
Fonz, have given up chasing the SE's around when they change there algo's every month.. I'm building for customers..and doing just the basic SEO..seems to be working just fine
I mean the bgcolor that used to be aqua near the bottom right. It's now gone.
If you need any minor web design help, just post it here.![]()
Profoundly influenced by #Bauhaus, @Nameslave unrepentantly embraces #Minimalism in his #multimedia portfolio. His early works include an experimental adaptation of Chekhov’s Cherry Orchard inspired at least partly by Robert Fripp. His totally irrelevant M.Ed. dissertation examines Organizational Culture and Change Management.
OK , thanks.. I just went and changed the color code on all the pages..so looks lie it is clear now..thanks..Originally posted by nameslave
I mean the bgcolor that used to be aqua near the bottom right. It's now gone.
If you need any minor web design help, just post it here.![]()
oh ... thanks for your DNF$100. Didn't expect that; thought I was late.![]()
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