How do I get WordArt from Publisher to stay "put" on my web?

[Ronx]

You don't. Or to be more accurate, the WordArt does stay still, the
rest of the content of the page moves around it.
WordArt uses VML graphics, which is positioned on the page using
Absolute Positioning - if the rest of the page isn't absolutely
positioned, or if the Word Art is placed in a table cell or other
non-positioned container, the WordArt will appear to move relative to
the rest of the page.
VML graphics are also only rendered by Internet Explorer 5.5 and
later, other versions and browsers will render either nothing at all,
or a poor quality .gif version of the image.
In my opinion, WordArt and other VML graphics should never be used in
a publicly accessible web site.

 

[Murray]

Good answer Ron. Thanks for that!

 

[Rob Giordano \(Crash\)]

....and if you're actually trying to use Publisher and FP together for your
website, you may want to just start over with FP.



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[E. T. Culling]

You could do a screen capture of the WordArt, crop, optimize and use as a
gif which you IMPORT into your site to use on a page.
Eleanor

 

[Windsun]

Trust me, you don't want any Word Art on your website. None. At all. Period.
Never.

 

[Steve Easton]

Are you really, really sure??

;-)



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[NEWBIE]

Hi.... I think I may need to do this. I created our company's logo with
wordart and need to put it on our website. Can you help me to understand
what it is you are suggesting below as I need to do this. I have never done
this before, so once you explain it to me in simpler terms I'm sure it will
make sense (I can almost hear people laughing at me or rolling their eyes -
sorry guys, am just learning).

Thanks... S.

 

[Rob Giordano \(Crash\)]

Open to the page with your WordArt logo.
Push the PrtScrn button on your keyboard...it's up top to the right of F12
usually.
Open your favorite image editing software program (or Paint if you don't
have an image editor).
Open a new blank page in whatever you're using
Paste
Now crop your logo and save it as a jpg or gif file...make sure you crop it
to the size you want for use in FP
Now back to FP.
Import that newly created image into FP (usually into your Images folder)
Then place it into your layout from there.


| Hi.... I think I may need to do this. I created our company's logo with
| wordart and need to put it on our website. Can you help me to understand
| what it is you are suggesting below as I need to do this. I have never
done
| this before, so once you explain it to me in simpler terms I'm sure it
will
| make sense (I can almost hear people laughing at me or rolling their
eyes -
| sorry guys, am just learning).
|
| Thanks... S.
|
| "E. T. Culling" wrote:
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| > You could do a screen capture of the WordArt, crop, optimize and use as
a
| > gif which you IMPORT into your site to use on a page.
| > Eleanor
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| >
| >
| >