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Serious_Practitioner
Hi -
Thank you in advance for any assistance. I'm working on a site that was
created in FP (version unknown) and I am using FP2003. The site creator used
a purchased theme.
I added some new information to a page, and to preserve the look of the
page, I used the <hr> tag as the site owner had done. She had used it to
create a rule in a table cell that is about 300 px wide. And she was able to
do it consistently - the page had three of them.
When I use this tag, I get a rule, but it's 600 px wide, it's colored and
it's maybe 6 px wide (or high). Hers is a skinny, 2 px rule.
I am uploading the file to a different site that that from which it was
taken and that site does not have the extensions turned on. They can't be
turned on - it's free space given to AT & T customers by AT & T and they
have never turned them on. For anyone.
I'm not experienced enough to know what to look for. If anyone can assist
based on this tiny bit of info, the help will be very much appreciated.
Thank you.
Steve E.
Thank you in advance for any assistance. I'm working on a site that was
created in FP (version unknown) and I am using FP2003. The site creator used
a purchased theme.
I added some new information to a page, and to preserve the look of the
page, I used the <hr> tag as the site owner had done. She had used it to
create a rule in a table cell that is about 300 px wide. And she was able to
do it consistently - the page had three of them.
When I use this tag, I get a rule, but it's 600 px wide, it's colored and
it's maybe 6 px wide (or high). Hers is a skinny, 2 px rule.
I am uploading the file to a different site that that from which it was
taken and that site does not have the extensions turned on. They can't be
turned on - it's free space given to AT & T customers by AT & T and they
have never turned them on. For anyone.
I'm not experienced enough to know what to look for. If anyone can assist
based on this tiny bit of info, the help will be very much appreciated.
Thank you.
Steve E.