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HTML - Getting Around A Zumu 'wrapper'
Hello,
I am currently working on a web page for my school's National Honor Society. Unfortunately, the school's website uses Zumu to manage the web pages and puts a lot of restrictions on the pages. I was lucky to be able to use custom html by uploading an index.html file to the NHS directory, but somehow a 'wrapper' (or whatever you'd call it) was put around the html when accessing the page without stating index.html Sans index.html vs With index.html Viewing the sources of both files show the difference in html. Is there a way to disable (through some sort of commenting, formatting, etc) the added on html? Or maybe have the page redirect to index.html when it is not already on it? Thank you! Similar TutorialsThe page I've designed uses lots of solid colour rectangles. Ive created them by stretching a 1x1 GIF image to the correct proportions. At the moment, I've simply used the same GIF, with different div ID's each time. Same image is being used for say: Sidebar Header Footer That ONE image is constrained within one container/wrapper MULTIPLE TIMES (with different id), and has different dimensions, and different positions. While this renders fine locally, it hasn't been successful on a remote server. The image only shows up for one of the div ID's, and the rest are shown as broken links. Would I have to create a unique image file for each rectangle I want to create? Or is it just my lack of knowledge about how to correctly use FTP. I've never made a remote webpage before. Only used HTML locally. PS: I used a free webhost (perhaps i also therefore shot myself in the foot). Here's a link to it: http://yimidesign.comze.com/About%20Me.html |
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