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Website created with MS Word

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Aerowolf

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I've created my website with MS Word 2000.

1) I have thumbnails with hyperlinks attached to them. When I am viewing the page online, the cursor doesn't change to a hand when it's over the thumbnails. Why not?

2) Each time a page of thumbnails is viewed, and you click on one of the pictures to view it, and you hit the back button to go back to the thumbnails, the thumbnail page has to completely re-load (seems like the thumbnail pictures are not in the temp files). Any ideas why and how to fix this?

3) How can I hide the path names to files that shows up in the status bar at the bottom of the browser (or put something else down there)?

Thanks

Edwin
 
Questions 1 & 2

Word and other MS programs seem to add all kinds of non-essential code to the html code. Remove the non-html stuff and your file should work just fine.

Question 3 (simple status bar control)

Put the following code in the declaration of <body> in your html code. This will use java to show whatever is in the single quotes ' ' after the page is loaded.

<body onLoad=&quot;window.status='Thanks for visiting ';return true&quot;>

Change the text to what ever you'd like the users to see.
Don't forget to add the code to every page you'd like to control the display.

good luck.

Mahalo,
cg
 
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