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Lo'there!
The names Josh, last name, Stumped, well, it might as well be, as I seem to have hit a dead end after uploading my shiny new website to Freeola via FTP/Filezilla.
So, to make a long story short (sort of);
1. Website was made in Dreamweaver CS6, tested in DWCS6, and further tested in Forefox 19 and IE 8.0.
- My web building knowledge is limited, and as such, I use AP DIV's, further centered in an AP DIV, which uses a CSS wrapper style, in order to center my content.
- The only problem I came across was in IE (surprise surprise), where an AP DIV with a BG colour, acting as a content backdrop, embodied an invisible appearance. This problem aside, all content/appearance works/looks as was designed to.
- As my website is going to have a very limited audience, I chose to leave the issue until further notice.
2. Website was uploaded.
3. Website is not functioning properly.
Should you wish to see the fallout, the website address is - www.joshuabatsonmedia.co.uk
I am also aware that pro dev's frown upon the use of AP DIV's, but I have made another website which uses AP DIV's, and it works seamlessly ><
If after viewing the website or reading my long-winded post, you think that you may have a solution, or wish to ask more information, please feel free to post away, as admittedly, I am having trouble understanding why it works locally, but not on the Internet =
High-fives in advance!
Josh
The names Josh, last name, Stumped, well, it might as well be, as I seem to have hit a dead end after uploading my shiny new website to Freeola via FTP/Filezilla.
So, to make a long story short (sort of);
1. Website was made in Dreamweaver CS6, tested in DWCS6, and further tested in Forefox 19 and IE 8.0.
- My web building knowledge is limited, and as such, I use AP DIV's, further centered in an AP DIV, which uses a CSS wrapper style, in order to center my content.
- The only problem I came across was in IE (surprise surprise), where an AP DIV with a BG colour, acting as a content backdrop, embodied an invisible appearance. This problem aside, all content/appearance works/looks as was designed to.
- As my website is going to have a very limited audience, I chose to leave the issue until further notice.
2. Website was uploaded.
3. Website is not functioning properly.
Should you wish to see the fallout, the website address is - www.joshuabatsonmedia.co.uk
I am also aware that pro dev's frown upon the use of AP DIV's, but I have made another website which uses AP DIV's, and it works seamlessly ><
If after viewing the website or reading my long-winded post, you think that you may have a solution, or wish to ask more information, please feel free to post away, as admittedly, I am having trouble understanding why it works locally, but not on the Internet =
High-fives in advance!
Josh
Glad you've got things sorted.
I can see your new 'css/centered_in_browser.css' file but as I mentioned your earlier CSS/wrapper.css version wasn't available online - which may explain why it was only working locally for you.
I can see your new 'css/centered_in_browser.css' file but as I mentioned your earlier CSS/wrapper.css version wasn't available online - which may explain why it was only working locally for you.
[s]Hmmm...[/s]
Howdy, Good Sir! Good news! Problem resolved.
To summarize, before I make a swift move to work, there were conflicting positioning parameters between the styling sheet and the content wrapper, so, I decided to make a whole new one.
As for not being able to locate it.. You're guess is as good as mine, considering the file was uploaded alongside every other file.
I found this forum post elsewhere, which was a good indicator as to where I was going wrong.
Otherwise.. voilá! Though, not freshly baked, re-heated is still pretty rad, so feel free to take a look. Aside all this, I would like to thank you for contributing a solution, it's much appreciated =D
To summarize, before I make a swift move to work, there were conflicting positioning parameters between the styling sheet and the content wrapper, so, I decided to make a whole new one.
As for not being able to locate it.. You're guess is as good as mine, considering the file was uploaded alongside every other file.
I found this forum post elsewhere, which was a good indicator as to where I was going wrong.
Otherwise.. voilá! Though, not freshly baked, re-heated is still pretty rad, so feel free to take a look. Aside all this, I would like to thank you for contributing a solution, it's much appreciated =D
Hi Josh and welcome to the forums!
Have you FTP'd your stylesheet?
I can't seem to find it...
Careful as this refers to CSS and your also have a css in place.
Have you FTP'd your stylesheet?
CSS/wrapper.cssI can't seem to find it...
Careful as this refers to CSS and your also have a css in place.
[s]Hmmm...[/s]
Lo'there!
The names Josh, last name, Stumped, well, it might as well be, as I seem to have hit a dead end after uploading my shiny new website to Freeola via FTP/Filezilla.
So, to make a long story short (sort of);
1. Website was made in Dreamweaver CS6, tested in DWCS6, and further tested in Forefox 19 and IE 8.0.
- My web building knowledge is limited, and as such, I use AP DIV's, further centered in an AP DIV, which uses a CSS wrapper style, in order to center my content.
- The only problem I came across was in IE (surprise surprise), where an AP DIV with a BG colour, acting as a content backdrop, embodied an invisible appearance. This problem aside, all content/appearance works/looks as was designed to.
- As my website is going to have a very limited audience, I chose to leave the issue until further notice.
2. Website was uploaded.
3. Website is not functioning properly.
Should you wish to see the fallout, the website address is - www.joshuabatsonmedia.co.uk
I am also aware that pro dev's frown upon the use of AP DIV's, but I have made another website which uses AP DIV's, and it works seamlessly ><
If after viewing the website or reading my long-winded post, you think that you may have a solution, or wish to ask more information, please feel free to post away, as admittedly, I am having trouble understanding why it works locally, but not on the Internet =
High-fives in advance!
Josh
The names Josh, last name, Stumped, well, it might as well be, as I seem to have hit a dead end after uploading my shiny new website to Freeola via FTP/Filezilla.
So, to make a long story short (sort of);
1. Website was made in Dreamweaver CS6, tested in DWCS6, and further tested in Forefox 19 and IE 8.0.
- My web building knowledge is limited, and as such, I use AP DIV's, further centered in an AP DIV, which uses a CSS wrapper style, in order to center my content.
- The only problem I came across was in IE (surprise surprise), where an AP DIV with a BG colour, acting as a content backdrop, embodied an invisible appearance. This problem aside, all content/appearance works/looks as was designed to.
- As my website is going to have a very limited audience, I chose to leave the issue until further notice.
2. Website was uploaded.
3. Website is not functioning properly.
Should you wish to see the fallout, the website address is - www.joshuabatsonmedia.co.uk
I am also aware that pro dev's frown upon the use of AP DIV's, but I have made another website which uses AP DIV's, and it works seamlessly ><
If after viewing the website or reading my long-winded post, you think that you may have a solution, or wish to ask more information, please feel free to post away, as admittedly, I am having trouble understanding why it works locally, but not on the Internet =
High-fives in advance!
Josh