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Old 02-13-2002, 01:27 PM   #1
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Conflict with Thumbnails (IE & Netscape)

I was reading another post in this forum that stated programs such as Front Page & Dreamweaver generate bloated code. I would have to agree with that statement.

When I first started using Dreamweaver I really liked it. Then it became bothersome. I was using my website to share a good deal of pictures that I have with friends and family around the world. So to generate the thimbnails I was using Thumbs Plus. I would test these thumbnail pages within Dreamweaver and everything worked fine. Then after uploading the new pages I found some things out. My pages were viewable with IE but not with Netscape. You could see page 1 but not go onto page 2. Anyone know what could cause that? I really can't find anything in the code that would be causing such an issue.

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Old 02-13-2002, 01:48 PM   #2
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Thumbnail pages are very simple, I don't know what may cause this, maybe if you give us a link or some code we will be able to help.
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Old 02-13-2002, 01:55 PM   #3
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I guess this may help.

Please feel free to check out my site.

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Wolfhound, one of these days we need to talk about web design. For today though fixing the NS problem. I suspected that it was a path thing. NS doesn't like a URL like this >A HREF="Misc Aircraft.html"< . Notice the space in the link. Do it like this: >A HREF="miscaircraft.html"< with no spaces and also all lower case. The lower case since case matters on non-Windows Web servers.
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Old 02-13-2002, 03:01 PM   #5
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Thanks mairving.

I was planning on doing just that after someone else pointed that out to me.
However, I did not get the chance to go through the whole site yet. Once I am done with the cross country move I hope to start working on it again.
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