Curt,
This issue of the login/authentication has come up in the past, and again
today with another poster. I don't remember the fix, but I think it may be
that you are using a Master Page in your Publisher document. It appears that
you have put your banner and your navigation bar at least, on a Master Page.
If so, try moving everything onto the main page and see if that doesn't fix
both the login issue and the fact that these items are missing in FF. Please
let us know if this is the case. Master pages should not be used in a
Publisher web page. Reserve that design technique for print documents.
And while you are at it, I would suggest organizing your site in a different
way. As you want to provide the site in two languages, I think you will find
it easier to organize and manage, and it will be more user friendly if you
build your site with two Publisher documents...one English and one your
primary language, Swedish?. Upload your Swedish version to your root
directory on your host just as you are doing now, but create a subfolder on
your host called "english" and upload the English version of the site to
that subfolder. Then on your home page at least, where you have the two
flags, and HEM and ENGLISH, insert hyperlinks that allow the user to move to
the other language. Then your home page for your default Swedish language
site will be
http://www.bollnascamping.se/ or
http://www.bollnascamping.se/index.htm and your English version would be at
http://www.bollnascamping.se/english/index.htm. Here is an example of a
Publisher built site in English and Spanish:
http://www.somoscapazes.org/
Notice the English text box in the upper left corner. Click it and it takes
you to
http://www.somoscapazes.org/english/index.htm where you will see an
Espanol box/link that takes you to the Spanish version.
And finally, be sure to compress all your images/graphics before uploading:
Reference: Compress graphics file sizes to create smaller Publisher Web
pages:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/publisher/HA011266301033.aspx
And realize that when you use special effects like shadows that the images
will be converted to a low quality copy of the original image with the
shadow as part of the image. In other words, consider dropping the shadow to
get the best quality images.
And finally as you test your site in FF, if you find other links that are
dead, then see if you are grouping that link, that design element with
something else. Go to Arrange and Ungroup, and this typically will fix the
dead link issue.
Let us know if the Master Page fix takes care of the login/authentication
issue. This issue has only come up three times now, and I would like the
feedback.
DavidF
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