john319
Mon Aug 14 20:36:02 CDT 2006
Kathleen,
Thank you for all your help. I decided to make the page sans graphics and
background design. This is a business project that has taken so many months
with so many challenges now that I come to this I just decided to forgo the
images and get this finally going.
All the best and all my appreciation,
John
"Kathleen Anderson [MVP - FrontPage]" wrote:
> What's the URL of a page in your live site that has this problem?
>
> --
>
> ~ Kathleen Anderson
> Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
> Spider Web Woman Designs
> web:
http://www.spiderwebwoman.com/resources/
>
>
> "john319" <john319@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:09F62721-6656-4356-AF90-ACAE0BF32C8E@microsoft.com...
> > Rob,
> >
> > I am not sure you can answer this but: my web site's two other pages have
> > the same background and images and I did not have any problem. I did not
> > have
> > to import or do anything else. Why were the two prior pages--same
> > background
> > and images--easy and this third page so difficult.
> >
> > I imported all the images in the Local Images Folder and then FTP them to
> > the Remote Local Folder and I still get the red x's and no background
> > design.
> > I am going to creat the problem from scratch and if after that if I still
> > have the same problem I am going to just creat the web w/o the design and
> > pixs.
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
> >
> >
> > "Rob Giordano (Crash)" wrote:
> >
> >> Store your downloaded original purchased images in any folder you like on
> >> your hardrive.
> >>
> >> Then;
> >> Open FP
> >> Open your local website
> >> then File | Import and browse to the images you want to import (sidebar:
> >> you
> >> should not use FP to edit images, so you will want the images to be
> >> resized
> >> & optimized first)
> >> Import the images into your Images folder (they can go anywhere in the
> >> website that makes organizational sense to you...but for now put them in
> >> Images folder)
> >> Now, insert them into your layout by drag/drop or the insert method, but
> >> use
> >> the images that you imported into FP website.
> >>
> >>
> >> -- Download IrFanview (a freebie) this is an excellent program used to
> >> batch
> >> process, resize, rename, optimize etc...images.
> >>
> >> hth,
> >> Robo
> >>
> >>
> >> "john319" <john319@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> >> news:4EF3BBFD-EF90-469A-993D-7D7866ACFF9B@microsoft.com...
> >> | Rob,
> >> |
> >> | I appreciate the input. What then is importing? Taking the purchased
> >> | pictures from the photo website and putting them into the html document
> >> that
> >> | will be the actual web site? Can I import from FP 2003's Local site to
> >> the
> >> | Remote site (my web host)? If yes would they go into the web host's
> >> image
> >> | folder?
> >> |
> >> | Rob, I am going to be stepping out for the day and won't be back until
> >> the
> >> | evening (Eastern Time, US). I wanted to let you know because I
> >> appreciate
> >> | your help and I didn't want you wondering if you don't see a reply from
> >> me
> >> | after you answer the above ?s.
> >> |
> >> | Thanks again.
> >> |
> >> | "Rob Giordano (Crash)" wrote:
> >> |
> >> | > Don't Cut/Paste or Copy/Paste
> >> | > You must IMPORT or Drag/Drop into a web/site.
> >> | >
> >> | >
> >> | >
> >> | >
> >> | > "john319" <john319@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> >> | > news:561C7C25-3AA9-4D04-B099-E751EBD94F9C@microsoft.com...
> >> | > |I cut and pasted the images into the images folder. I was not sure
> >> what
> >> you
> >> | > | meant by "with your local web site still open, open a
> >> | > | > page and insert an image from the image folder into the page." I
> >> already
> >> | > have the page with the images created as a separate html document.
> >> When
> >> I
> >> | > open it in the Local site, it's fine--everything is where everything
> >> is
> >> | > supposed to be.
> >> | > |
> >> | > | "Kathleen Anderson [MVP - FrontPage]" wrote:
> >> | > |
> >> | > | > Open your local web site in FrontPage, and then File | Import
> >> your
> >> | > images
> >> | > | > into the images folder. Then, with your local web site still
> >> open,
> >> open
> >> | > a
> >> | > | > page and insert an image from the image folder into the page.
> >> | > | >
> >> | > | >
> >> | > | > --
> >> | > | >
> >> | > | > ~ Kathleen Anderson
> >> | > | > Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
> >> | > | > Spider Web Woman Designs
> >> | > | > web:
http://www.spiderwebwoman.com/resources/
> >> | > | >
> >> | > | >
> >> | > | > "john319" <john319@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> >> | > | > news:5BAEEF5C-4862-4B1B-9F54-393D370594CA@microsoft.com...
> >> | > | > > Kathleen,
> >> | > | > >
> >> | > | > > Thank you for the quick reply. What do you mean I should import
> >> them
> >> | > into
> >> | > | > > my
> >> | > | > > local web? I THINK I already did this. After I purchased images
> >> and
> >> | > the
> >> | > | > > web
> >> | > | > > page design I saved them in MS FrontPage 2003. Also they do
> >> appear
> >> in
> >> | > | > > Local
> >> | > | > > Web Site when I have the split screen of Local Web Site and
> >> Remote
> >> Web
> >> | > | > > Site.
> >> | > | > >
> >> | > | > > John
> >> | > | > >
> >> | > | > >
> >> | > | > > "Kathleen Anderson [MVP - FrontPage]" wrote:
> >> | > | > >
> >> | > | > >> Your images should be imported into your local web before you
> >> insert
> >> | > them
> >> | > | > >> into a page. When you publish, FP will publish the images as
> >> well.
> >> | > | > >>
> >> | > | > >> --
> >> | > | > >>
> >> | > | > >> ~ Kathleen Anderson
> >> | > | > >> Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
> >> | > | > >> Spider Web Woman Designs
> >> | > | > >> web:
http://www.spiderwebwoman.com/resources/
> >> | > | > >>
> >> | > | > >>
> >> | > | > >> "john319" <john319@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> >> | > | > >> news:A6E687B4-8DB3-4D32-B75C-8E731CCBFEFC@microsoft.com...
> >> | > | > >> > Hi. I am working in MS FrontPage 2003. I have an HTML
> >> document
> >> that
> >> | > | > >> > appears
> >> | > | > >> > fine in FP. The problem occurs after I uploaded it to my web
> >> host
> >> | > and
> >> | > | > >> > view
> >> | > | > >> > it: the background design is gone--it is now white, and the
> >> images
> >> | > | > >> > (.jpg
> >> | > | > >> > and
> >> | > | > >> > .gif) are replaced by the dreaded red Xs.
> >> | > | > >> >
> >> | > | > >> > I have heard of the image path being set locally and this
> >> being
> >> a
> >> | > | > >> > possible
> >> | > | > >> > reason for the problem. How do I correct this local path
> >> problem?
> >> | > | > >> >
> >> | > | > >> > Thanks much,
> >> | > | > >> >
> >> | > | > >> > John
> >> | > | > >> >
> >> | > | > >> >
> >> | > | > >>
> >> | > | > >>