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Topic: Why has the Rootschat footer become a header!!? (Read 5193 times)
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Keith Bateman
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Hi falcybe,
I have made up my site again - and uploaded 4 pages - chart_list.htm pm1.htm surname_index.htm master_index.htm
All these now have the footer at the top on my IE6 browser - with the border of books going all the way down.
Have a Nice time at the party
Keith
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julianb
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Keith
Do I get the impression your cat has stopped grinning?
At least it's now consistent 
They all show at the top in IE7, Firefox and Opera. The footer seems to be the last item to load.
Have a drink and/or sleep on it
Good luck tomorrow
JULIAN
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Essex - Carter, Danns, Mason, Middleditch, Pond, Poole, Rose, Sorrill, Surry, Theobold Kent - Luetchford Nottinghamshire - Baker, Dunks, Woodward, Price, Priestley Suffolk - Rose Surrey - Baker, Bedel, Bransden, Carter, Coleman, Gibbs, Luetchford, Quinton Sussex - Gibbs, Langridge Wiltshire - Brice, Rumble http://genbires.blogspot.com/http://genbires-networking.blogspot.com/Any census info in this post is Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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Keith Bateman
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Hi falcybe,
You have more confidence in me than I do!! 
I will try to do the things you have written - hope I am up to it!! 
You think Firefox & IE7 work similar (my brother is beginning to get a bit fed up with me!)
In otherwords if I get it to work in Firefox it will look OK in IE7?
So some things only just change - don't I remember putting * - * to stop actions being read 20 years ago!!!!
Will give it a go in the morning/afternoon/evening and probably night! 
Thanks for your help - and everyone else who has dragged me kicking and screaming into the HTML world.
Cheers
Keith
P.S. Now what have I done - this page now stretches across 2 pages!!
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Keith Bateman
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Hi All,
I now have Firefox v2.0.01 which I am using to write this reply!! 
By just "blotting out" the absolute part on my site .css everything works great in both IE6 and Firefox2
So - one last phone call to my brother - but NO - the banner is across the middle and the book/border only goes part way down!!
So Lunch now and will try again after.
downside I notice that when I start with the last 3 lines of Div - Body - HTHL That RC puts the banner after the DIV and before the BODY then comes HTML - then a large space and then "webspace prov........" That is why I deleted all that (before I was told not to) - thinking that it all "belonged" to the RC footer.
Strange that the footer details should be in 2 places?
Anyway - thanks again - wonder if I like Firefox better?!
Cheers
Keith
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Keith Bateman
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Hi falcybe,
I have done what you suggested to "Master Index" - which now has only part border in Firefox & IE6 - and footer at foot.
While typing the details as suggested - I thought they looked like one of the pages in Second Site set up - which I have attached a picture here. Is there any way this could be altered instead - as this would do the whole site in one go!?
Phone my brother and he has the same!!!
Keith
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Keith Bateman
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Hi falcybe,
Glad you had a good party.
Will have a rest for a couple of days and see then what I think.
downside.
Daren't tell you the results of the validation - but all I will say is there were less errors than when I put this page on RC in!! 
Cheers
Keith
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Keith Bateman
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Hi downside
I have tried that - the "Rootsweb" banner goes across the top (and blots out the title) - so moving the start position to 99 only moves the heading down to allow for the banner.
Rootschat banner goes at the bottom or the muddle in IE7 - so no difference.
I have had a reply from John Cardinal (the author of Second site) In this he goes through my problems - but the basic thing seems to be it was not written for IE7 - his last update being Aug 2006 - before IE7 Also that he can do nothing about added banners as that is my webhost - and suggests I change that!!!!
He also says that IE7 is an old inferior browser - and that Firefox & Opera are better (my site runs fine in both of those!) - trouble is 90% of people (like me till yesterday) are to lazy to change from IE.
I have learnt quite a bit about what I should and shouldn't have on my site - whether that will help me in the future I am not so sure - so thanks for that at least 
Cheers
Keith
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He also says that IE7 is an old inferior browser - and that Firefox & Opera are better (my site runs fine in both of those!) May I point at that even he though he is right,
80 -90 % of all Internet users use IE, so it is his obligation, to allow for this.
Or he must say in his advertising, that his program doesn't work correctly in some IE versions.
Bob
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Keith Bateman
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Hi Bob,
That's the problem - it wasn't around when I downloaded/paid for the programme - and even now when I go back to his site it lists which browsers it has been tested on - and IE7 is not listed!
Thanks for keeping an eye on me 
Cheers
Keith
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