J
J. H. Barnes
I am encountering a problem and not sure if it is a DWT design issue or just
something I am doing wrong. I am creating a Web that will have several
sample Web pages, and I am using DWTs to illustrate to customers how easy it
is the change the "fook and feel" of a web page.
Everything works perfectly with the exception that after the DWT is applied
to a page, there are three or four blank lines inserted at the bottom of the
editable section of a page. These blank lines are in an uneditable region of
the page and they cannot be deleted.
Is this the way DWTs work? If so, is there a workaround for this problem?
Thanks in advance,
James
something I am doing wrong. I am creating a Web that will have several
sample Web pages, and I am using DWTs to illustrate to customers how easy it
is the change the "fook and feel" of a web page.
Everything works perfectly with the exception that after the DWT is applied
to a page, there are three or four blank lines inserted at the bottom of the
editable section of a page. These blank lines are in an uneditable region of
the page and they cannot be deleted.
Is this the way DWTs work? If so, is there a workaround for this problem?
Thanks in advance,
James