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HTML - I Need This Pdf Reader, Anyone Know How?
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Any suggestions how to get it are welcome, preferably this particular one. Thanks. Similar TutorialsHello I've posted here before. As some of you may or may not know I'm still fairly new in web designing. Recently I started making a small website for my friend who wanted a homepage for his small gaming community. While making this webpage I kept checking the validators (for css and markup) and it all came up fine. I read the sticky on validators and since I have no frames or anything my best bet was to use the (x)html transitional one: Code: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> Now as i stated before everything was coming up validated until I added a javascript code from rssfeedreader.com. I wanted to display some "latest news" from the news blog I set up and I don't know much about stylizing and displaying rss (even after reading a few pages) so i used that website. After I added it in it came up with a bunch of errors (mostly the ampersand error and the "language=javascript" error). I wanted to know if there was a possible way to fix this? I tried changing the "language=javascript" part into "type=javascript" but the feed stops displaying if i do that.. Anyone know of an inexpensive and SEO friendly way to display book pages in an online html reader? I am developing a bookstore website where people can read the entire book online before buying, and the option of using an online flash-based PDF reader doesn't work for SEO. In the html format, the books would have to be displayed page by page so people couldn't steal and distribute the entire book easily. Is the only way to do this by programming every page or is there a program, script or compiler that is good for SEO and will do the job cheaply? There are many online libraries that have hundreds of thousands of pages readable online, so how do they do it cheaply? Thanks. I've got a website under construction at www.banffridgeestates.com. On the design plans page (www.banffridgeestates.com/design_plans.htm), I've got 9 thumbs for the user to click on and a PDF file opens in Adobe Reader. But just in case the user doesn't have Adobe Reader or some other PDF viewing application, is there a way for me to program the link so that it detects whether the user has such an application, and to open a JPEG if he doesn't have one? |
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