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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / January 2005My site is posted now
I finally have my site posted: www.advancedaudioinc.com and your feedback is welcome and appreciated. It was designed using Publisher 2003. As it was my first attempt at anything like this, it took a little over 40hrs to complete most of it and an additional 20hrs for fine tuning. Photoshop was used to change the background colors for images to match the site, create the background images, and logo, but other than that it's all Publisher 2003. I took advantage of inserting a few pieces of HTML to allow my manufacturers links to open in their own windows. -I still have not conquered the favicon but I am working on it. -Other "elements" I would like to look into would be a calander for the employees to view, posting PowerPoint and PDF's. -Other sections I would like to include may be an FAQ, glossary, and News/Events. Overall, I am pretty happy with Publisher. I think it's a perfect fit for people who are not web designers. It doesn't do everything you can think of, but before Publisher 2003 I couldn't do any of the things I thought of! Looks good. I would recommend you go into the web options under Tools and set your page titles (see http://www.davidbartosik.com/2004/11/web-site-advice.htm ) and name your page file names. David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP] www.publishermvps.com www.davidbartosik.com >I finally have my site posted: www.advancedaudioinc.com and your feedback >is [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > of, > but before Publisher 2003 I couldn't do any of the things I thought of! David, Sounds like a good idea. I read your site but there were no instructions on how to plce the titles. Is it an HTML code fragment?. Your page also brings up two additional questions - Job security for you I suppose! "To center your page content in the browser and maintain centering as the browser window is resized, place the center tag inside the body tag: <body><center>...</center></body>. " ***** Is this just placed, as it shows, directly after the opening body tag and directly before the closing body tag? It would have to be done on each page correct? From another thread mentioning post publish html editing, I believe you said that each time you re-publish, this will be lost and have to be re-inserted by editing the produced html, correct? Any way do drop an HTML code fragment into each page? ***** Also... "To allow your page content to fill 100 percent of the browser window width regardless of screen resolution and resizing, set your outer most table to width = 100 percent. <table "width=100%"> " ***** How do I determine the outermost table? Again, this would have to be done on every page, and since it seems that this would have to be done after publishing, any way to drop this in as an HTML fragment? ***** Thanks > Looks good. I would recommend you go into the web options under Tools and > set your page titles (see [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] > > of, > > but before Publisher 2003 I couldn't do any of the things I thought of! Publisher 2003 does not support either technique either directly or thru a work-around. David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP] www.publishermvps.com www.davidbartosik.com > David, > [quoted text clipped - 79 lines] >> > of, >> > but before Publisher 2003 I couldn't do any of the things I thought of! Sorry - "Brain Fart" on my first question on the page name. I have it figured out - The other two questions would still be very helpful if answered. > Looks good. I would recommend you go into the web options under Tools and > set your page titles (see [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] > > of, > > but before Publisher 2003 I couldn't do any of the things I thought of! Actually I answered them in the thread prior to this one. David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP] www.publishermvps.com www.davidbartosik.com > Sorry - "Brain Fart" on my first question on the page name. I have it > figured out - The other two questions would still be very helpful if > answered. Page titles have been added and the Favicon was figured out too. Thanks for your input David, I appreciate it. > I finally have my site posted: www.advancedaudioinc.com and your feedback is > welcome and appreciated. [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > people who are not web designers. It doesn't do everything you can think of, > but before Publisher 2003 I couldn't do any of the things I thought of! |
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