HTML - Web Pages

I have a website which is now closed. I have forwarded the domain (www.chineseteaforyou.com) to a page on my other hosted website (www.e-stores-online.com/chineseteaforyou.html) to explain it is now closed.

If people type in the domain name of the closed site it works as I expect, and they land on the correct page. If they type in the address of another page on the old site, they get the "Not Found" message. For example:

http://www.chineseteaforyou.com/site...30/page/543219

will be forwarded to the following page which does not exist:

http://www.e-stores-online.com/chine...30/page/543219

I would like to redirect any forwarded pages with

www.e-stores-online.com/chineseteaforyou.html/

as the first part of the URL to www.e-stores-online.com/chineseteaforyou.html

I tried to do it with a .htaccess file but get errors. Can anyone help me do this?

Thanks.

Hey having read the advice on this site I know have several pages mocked up in photoshop and have sliced and coded them as well. How do I link pages though so that the page switches?? Also I'd like the background and certain parts to stay constant rather than reloading when a new section is loaded. Any helpful suggestions would be brilliant

Thanks!

Since the validators tells you a web page is ok before you post it, what possible probels can occur while the page is on the net?

Hi,

I have a few pages that I would like to link together, these are all on my computer. What is the code to link them together?

Thank you,

Nick.

I am having difficulty centering pages for Firefox and Chrome. Please view the source code of http://www.alicm.com. It centers fine in all versions of IE. Definitely need a little help. I am not very experienced, so any "before and after" pasting of coding would be very much appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Ok. I know that there are codes for fading between pages, I used to use them ALL THE TIME when I used Piczo (blech!). My question is, do all or at least most browsers support that sort of code, and can I use it in a valid XHTML page? Or is it done with JavaScript?

The only reason I'm asking is because I'm making a new site for my drum videos, and the welcome page has a really nice picture of a drum set (in black and white with a slight glow) with a white background, and if I faded to a blank page, then the homepage, I think it would look really nice.

So again, is it valid XHTML, and do most browsers support it?

I am building my first big(ish) website and I have run into a little problem. The left side of the page is the same on every single page, along with the top. The only part that changes is the content of the center. There is also some things on the right that stay the same. I have the site looking and opperating fine, but when I need to make adjustments to the static parts of the site (top, left and right), I have to change every single page. Is there any way to just have one template and when you click on a link, it just changes the middle?

I have tried iframes, but the left part of the screen needs to be able to scroll with the rest of the page. I want everything to scroll just like a normal webpage, but without having to change the menus on every single page. How is this possible?

Thanks in advanced

Hi Everyone,

I am working on a website and I am having problems with some of my pages loading. I thought it might have been an error in the html code. I rechecked & found no errors. I even moved the pages around. I moved the ones that were working, into the slot of the page that would not load. It loaded fine. When I click the page in the file. It displays properly at the top and everything. But when I try to access it from another page, it will not load. I get a white page that says this page can't be displayed. Here is the area I am having problems with.


<a href="smg.htm">Suicide Memorial Garden</a><br />
<a href="inmg.htm">Infant Memorial Garden</a><br />
<a href="mmg.htm">Military Memorial Garden</a><br />
<a href="pubserv.htm">Public Service Memorial Garden</a><br />
<a href="pmg.htm">Pet's Memory Garden</a><br />

The first and 4th pages are the only ones that work. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

john721

Hey guys I have made a site but I have noticed a potential problem. I have about 10 pages and each page has the menu coded on it using css.


If I wanted to change the style of the menu then thats easy as I have a external style sheet. If I want to add a link I would have to open up every page and add the link to each file.

Is there a way I can create the menu in one file and include it in each page.

So if I want to add a link I just add it to the one file and it would be updated on every page.




Cheers

Matt

Hi
I am looking at a frame site and the right frame is browsable but not saveable.
How can I save the right hand frame?

Right click is not allowed.
Thanks
Art

Hi everyone,

Could someone help with a hyperlink problem I have please?

I am currently working on our company website and am constructing some pages detailing the Health and Safety training we do. I have created a page which contains a link to a second page with the course dates on. Is it possible to then link from the page with the course dates to the previous page but I want to link the the bottom of the previous page. Is there a way to do this?

Many thanks!

Jess

Hello all,

First off I am an extreme novice in HTML. Actually I have a web page I promote on line that is involved with network marketing. I am not here to promote my site but I have a serious problem with accomplishing one specific HTML task that I am hoping one of you can help me out with.

Here it is:

1. I want a down-line members page (His/Her link) to link to mine.

2. In there page and mine, I need to know how the code (href) can be set to automatically change the sign up link on my page (temporarily), so that the end result will be that a new prospect clicks on the sign up link on my page it will automatically take it to my down line members sign up page or their affiliate sign up page, so they will credit for the sign up of the new prospect.

I know this is a simple task but I can not find an explanation anywhere on line to include on line tutors in HTML. I know it can be done because my mentor or up line has done it before and it worked. Unfortunately the man disappeared an I am unable to track him down for advise.

So here I am asking the EXPERTS in the field to help me out if possible.

So please folks if you can please email me if you can point me in the right direction or show me how its done.

Best Regards,

Bobby Morris

http://soundcoremusic.com/USED%20GEAR/usedgear.html

I really need a webmaster to view my code and give me some options!

I've done so much googling and had so many failed attempts to center this new page I'm working on but I just can't figure it out and its really holding me back

Thanks!

-Kurt


edit: I feel like I've been placing the div container in the wrong place or something, i really need my code to be viewed and then some specific directions

Is there any way to use an xml file and create a link to a new page that has information based on a block of data in the xml file?

I have a simple question here. I have about 30 pages for my website. All of them use the same default layout that I created (sidebar links, bottom links, background etc).

How can I call the layout in each webpage without having to copy and paste the entire layout? The problem is that if I make a small change to the layout, I don't want to have to change it in each individual page but just the master layout page.

Thanks.