Thanks!
----- Tom Pepper Willett wrote: -----
Only if you or the host have a backup of the original site somewhere.
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| Oh guys, I am almost in tears. I made the changes to my site today and
now I completely lost my links. I think what I did was instead of renaming
my link from "Package" to "Services" I created a whole new interactive
button. Then when I saved the changes it created even more interactive
buttons. Not knowing this, I "published" my changes and now if you look at
my site,
www.bikerburials.com, I have NO links at all. I am trying to work
with my host to see if they can revert back to my original site but that
didn't sound too promising.
|
| So, I am asking you folks, is there a way to revert back to my site that I
published last Friday, May 21? I would really like to just get my site back
to May 21. Can I delete all changes I made today?
|
| Please help! Darn, I can't believe this. I am now in tears.
|
|
| ----- Thomas A. Rowe wrote: -----
|
| Gail, try removing the table and cell height settings.
|
| Consider naming you pages like:
|
| Welcome - Biker Burials
| Contact Us - Biker Burials
| About Us - Biker Burials
|
| Now the above is a personal preference, based on when saving a link
to my desktop or favorites, I
| like to quickly see what page the link points to, also it will help
search engines user to decide
| which link to click on.
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| | > The first issue seems pretty petty. I am just going to change all
of my pages to read, Biker
| Burials - Home, Biker Burials - Contact Us, Biker Burials - About Us,
etc. and delete the word
| "page." Simple enough and I will take care of that!
| >> Now, on this issue, I did what you said and changed the height
setting to 790 in Cell Properties
| but that did not get rid of the extra space. Any ideas?
| >> Thanks!
| >>> ----- Steve Easton wrote: -----
| >> Either way is fine as long as it doesn't just say Home page
and nothing else.
| >> As for the extra space, in design view right click the blank
area on the left below your link
| > buttons, click Cell Properties and change the height setting
to 790.
| >>>> --
| > Steve Easton
| > Microsoft MVP FrontPage
| > 95isalive
| > This site is best viewed............
| > ........................with a computer
| > | >> I looked at the title that is between the <title></title> tags in
html view. So are they
| > suggesting that I delete Home Page and just have it read Biker
Burials. Right now what shows
| on top
| > of the IE toolbar is Biker Burials Home Page.
| >>> The link to my site is
www.bikerburials.com.
| >>> Thanks.
| >>> ----- Steve Easton wrote: -----
| >>> They mean the title that is between the <title></title> tags
in html view.
| >> You can change it by right clicking the page and selecting
page properties.
| >>> This is what shows on top of the IE toolbar and also what
search engines key on.
| >>> Can you post the link to the site again. I need to look at
the page in Source view
| to tell
| > you how
| >> to remove the extra space.
| >>> --
| >> Steve Easton
| >> Microsoft MVP FrontPage
| >> 95isalive
| >> This site is best viewed............
| >> ........................with a computer
message
| >> | >>> I pulled up my website and when on the home page it says "Biker
Burials Home Page." If I
| > change
| >> the title of the home page to the name of the web site then
wouldn't it read, "Biker
| Burials
| > Biker
| >> Burials"?
| >>>> Nope, that didn't work. By placing my cursor at the bottom of
the page and hitting
| > backspace, it
| >> took me to the table above and didn't delete the blank space.
| >>>> Thanks.
| >>>> ----- Steve Easton wrote: -----
| >>>> Make the title of the home page the name of the web site.
| >>>> As for the empty space, what happens if in design view if
you place the mouse cursor
| > at the
| >> very
| >>> bottom of the page and then press Backspace??
| >>>>>> --
| >>> Steve Easton
| >>> Microsoft MVP FrontPage
| >>> 95isalive
| >>> This site is best viewed............
| >>> ........................with a computer
message
| >>> | >>>> I see there is a concurrence that I should not worry about each
page having a link to
| >> itself. I
| >>> reckon this happened because of the way in which I did my
interactive buttons, which
| > if I am
| >>> following you right is my navigation structure. I didn't
use shared borders or the
| FP
| >> Include Page
| >>> component. However, inquiring minds (such as mine) want to
know what it means "When
| > you are
| >> on
| >>> Contact Us page, the link to Contact Us is still active."
| >>>>> I see the extra "empty" space at the bottom of the Home page
that should be changed.
| >> However, it
| >>> is really weird. This must have been part of the original
site because it appears to
| > be a
| >> table and
| >>> I didn't create any tables during my updating. However,
when I click in that table
| > (extra
| >> space) it
| >>> just darkens the table above it. I cannot click in the
table. I can't figure out
| how
| > to
| >> delete it.
| >>> By the way, I am not familiar at all with HTML. However, I
guess I could go to
| "Code"
| > view
| >> and
| >>> delete the table that way, right? Just not sure what I
would delete not knowing how
| > to read
| >> HTML.
| >>>>> If I shouldn't call my homepage home page, what should I call
it?
| >>>>> Thanks again!
| >>>>
