Need help with misc FP 2000 questions ...

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brooksr

1. I've turned on a theme and the colors, fonts and text seems to be
in effect, but the fancy banner with double lines, etc. is not
showing. How do I fix this?

2. How do you draw horizontal lines?

3. I turned on CSS for the theme. Shouldn't there be a *.CSS file
somewhere?

4. What does &nbsp mean in my html code?

5. I have an image on the right and text on the left of it, but the
text is too close to the image. How do I move it over to the right?

Thanks,

Brooks
 
I can answer some, not others
1. I've turned on a theme and the colors, fonts and text seems to be
in effect, but the fancy banner with double lines, etc. is not
showing. How do I fix this?

I have never used themes, so I have no experience which can help
2. How do you draw horizontal lines?

3. I turned on CSS for the theme. Shouldn't there be a *.CSS file
somewhere?

Again, I don't use themes, but I expect you should find some CSS in the
<head> section.

It will look like this:
<style type='text/css'>
body { font-family: arial,sans-serif; font-size: 100%; }
</style>

What is placed between the opening and closing <style> tags is the CSS

Either that or you will find a link like this in the <head> section:
4. What does &nbsp mean in my html code?

&nbsp; (note the ;) is a single non-breaking space
(I think non-breaking means "on the same line")

It is one way of adding space, but it should only be used for a few spaces

5. I have an image on the right and text on the left of it, but the
text is too close to the image. How do I move it over to the right?

You can use &nsbp; but it may be better to use table cells.

Put the text in one and the image in another. You can then use margins to
space the items within the cell
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Cheers,
Trevor L.
[ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ]
MVPS Website: http://trevorl.mvps.org/
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Brooksr,
by other question if you mean #4.
the answer is space if the manual code to add a space
to your code. you can put in as many spaces as you want but the
computer will only read the FIRST one unless you code them in
using the code above.
LA
 
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