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Susie, what does the exported data look like? I have taken a few of them from online stores (one being GoDaddy store) and imported with very little problems. Basically you just need to cater the definitions to match the new store and maybe remove unwanted columns .
As stated by another, you should look into the new ecommerce software to see if they have a method of importing another store's data.
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It's really sad that most of the users still uses IE and yet it has the worst support for current and upcoming technologies.
When is MS going to catch up?
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We've used thickbox on this site but not as a carousel but as a method of customizing a system. Just click on 'LET US FIND THE SWEETEST SYSTEM FOR YOU' just to the right of the logo.
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Get rid of all the margins you've posted and add this to your CSS:
#wrap { width: 900px; margin: 0 auto; }
You HTML will be something like this:
---all your other html/content goes here---
Of course you can adjust the CSS for the #wrap to reflect the width you desire.
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I think you forgot to mention that Orville Reddenbacher popped in.
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IE scrollbar colors now work.
Oh!! Goodie!!! That is the only Browser that allows scrollbar colouring. Ugg!
From a user's perspective, I don't mind styled scrollbars within the HTML content. What I don't like is when it messes with my browser's default scrollbar.
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This has been explained to you but your code is not showing the changes that was given to you.
You incorrectly placed class="first_menu" within a
tag. It should be move to the cell
of the first menu: [/b] The class="second_menu" is in the correct location and so you don't have to change anything there.
You didn't even adjust the CSS to have each class name assigned to the styles that you want to adjust.
In your CSS you must assign .first_menu to each of the link call out you wish to change. This is how your CSS code looks like now:
.first_menu{
font-family: Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
font-size: 12px;
color: #CCCCCC;
}
a:link {
text-decoration: underline;
}
a:visited {
text-decoration: underline;
color: #CCCCCC;
}
a:hover {
text-decoration: none;
color: #FFFFFF;
}
a:active {
text-decoration: underline;
color: #CCCCCC;
}
You need to assign .first_men to a:link, a:visited, a:hover, and a:active like this:
.first_menu
{
font-family: Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
font-size: 12px;
color: #CCCCCC;
}
.first_menu a:link {
text-decoration: underline;
}
.first_menu a:visited {
text-decoration: underline;
color: #CCCCCC;
}
.first_menu a:hover {
text-decoration: none;
color: #FFFFFF;
}
.first_menu a:active {
text-decoration: underline;
color: #CCCCCC;
}
The same thing applies for the .second_menu of the CSS.
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Google is your best friend. Just search for CSS Tutorials.
Meanwhile, you can check out Killersites tutorials.
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Trying to fix up an old site can be time consuming and confusing. Keep the site as is and build a new one from scratch using divs and css. Just post here when you have an issue in trying to get things to work.
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You can acheive that using Wordpress. However, one of two things will have to happen.
1. You will need shrink the image in the main blog content area so you can allow a side column or;
2. You will need to widen your site by about 160-180px so you have room for the side column.
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Looks like some kind of script that is generating that menu. This is the code that I suspect is produced:
What a mess.
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If you want your Wordpress blog to look like your regular site design then you basicaly define the portion of your code to be a header and a footer. It's really easy. I have done about 3-4 businesses that uses Wordpress that displays seamlessly with the entire site.
What is your url of the site design that you would like to implement?
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Thanks Newseed,
i am just going to do one for each department.
You may want to check into about accessibility for those that have disabilities which might limit their ability viewing flash. As a prepartory school, sooner or later you may find yourself at odds with those that demands your site to be is accessible.
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I like the site. I am wondering how you are going to get all those pages in flash to index on Google/Yahoo. :/
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Hello
In my html page, I have put the following line:
It works perfectly with Firefox but does not work with Explorer. I have looked in the Internet but don't seem to find an answer to my problem.
Thanks for helping me!
And what is the purpose for using such tactic? It doesn't make sense.
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Okay, okay, I know that this suggestion probably sounds like sacrilege to you (and me, for that matter), but what has anyone or international body being doing all this while to get something done about it?
In the near future...
"Wow! Look at this site! Cool! Let's view the source, copy it and use it on our site."
*click*
*windows pops up*
"If you wish to view the source, you must provide your international registered web surfing ID and password"
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I strongly recommend taking your site out of frames and use server side includes instead.
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I've personally never used but I hear nothing but good stuff saying that it's relatively easy to learn. I don't know how the code is and how easy or difficult it is to customize it to fit the store's needs.
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Do I need a SSL? I am not touching any sensitive information, Unless we call name and address Sensitive. (YES! I would not add any personal info to any site unless they have SSL)
I know that the SSL Certificate LOGO provides a bit a piece of mind to many people. (A SSL logo is not enough. You need at least a 256 bit encryption.)
Do I need a Dedicated SSL, thus a dedicated static IP? (Yes)
Or is a Shared SSL good enough? (If you are going to handle tons of info and products along with traffic, I would suggest a dedicated server)
Is SSL expensive? (It varies depending what you use. I use Comodo SSL)
Am not even sure what a shared SSL is.. lol (Personally, I avoid shared SSL but that doesn't mean they are ineffective.)
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Pretty nifty. I haven't really messed with it much but does it allow you to change speed, transitions, etc?
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You have made 4 posts and you have presented nothing new in any of them. You even made a post about tags in which you gave incorrect information.
@Moderators: SPAM???
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You are presenting old information that you can find here on this forum already.
Do you have anything new...fresh...upcoming??
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I need money, so I am offering to sell my posts number so you too can impress your friends! Counter their Chia Pet with you newly purchased posting numbers at Killersites. Now for only $1 per post incl. but act now!
Why not get a part of the so-called 'Bail Out' program instead of selling your post. You'd have a better chance of getting rich!!
Incorporating wordpress into my website
in Beginners Web Design
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You would edit the header/footer php files via WP admin area. Within that same area you can edit the stylesheet for WP to match.
You are not limited to just the header or footer portion of your design but you can literally wrap your entire design around WP.