For a minute I thought it was groundhog day!

Thanks for your kind words about the site. It's going to take a while to get every page right as we're going away for a few days' break, but I'll get there.

I love you people

I've just noticed something interesting! I have a template for my web site which I've just had a look at. All the images are saved with a / .

How did they get changed to \ ?

Evil gremlins that live with Jo Ann invaded your computer changed all the / to \ and UN-centered your find me and then jumped back into the internet and made there way back to Jo Ann...

Helen,

I see in your source code these lines:


As you see, lots of references to MS Office and Word. Now, If you made the pages in Word, which the meta tag Generator is telling, you must also have inserted the images using Word. And Word has looked up the images on your local disk and made a link to them, a link that was pointing to some folder on your C drive (I mentioned this before). So, after having saved the pages as html in Word, I guess you had to correct all the paths since you can't use links back to your C drive when the work is on-line.

The paths to images or other resources which are on any local machine has \ in them, not /. Your template obviously was created with something else than a MS Office programme. A proper web editor, like e.g. CC HTML Editor knows this and uses / right from the start. There is a reason why we always advise against using Word for websites.

Thanks for explaining! I originally used Frontpage Express, but lost that too! Can't afford to spend much on the web site so tried to edit using Word! I am learning some valuable lessons here.
Helen

CC has a free HTML editor, here: http://www.coffeecup.com/freestuff/

Thanks Inger - that's what I'm using now. Not at home at the moment but will get back to work when our lovely relaxing break is over.

Good for you!
If you have issues with that prog. we can help out.