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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / May 2008General Advice on my Website
I respect everyone's opinion and have benefited from your advice many times. Could you take a look at my website and let me know if you have any suggestions for making it look more professional and / or easier to navigate? There is a log on page for the parents to view photos of the volleyball players. Thank you! www.stillwaterjovolleyball.org Cathy Looks purty. Not very secure however: http://stillwaterjovolleyball.org/index_files/Page1011.htm  Signature~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Rob Giordano Microsoft MVP Expression |I respect everyone's opinion and have benefited from your advice many times. | Could you take a look at my website and let me know if you have any [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] | | Cathy Rob, Yep, some people know how to View Source and read Username: stillwater and Password: ponies Mike > Looks purty. > > Not very secure however: > http://stillwaterjovolleyball.org/index_files/Page1011.htm i didn't post the un/pw on porpoise Signature~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Rob Giordano Microsoft MVP Expression | Rob, | [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] | > Not very secure however: | > http://stillwaterjovolleyball.org/index_files/Page1011.htm I don't think the average human being will figure that out, do you? DavidF > Looks purty. > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > | > | Cathy Who knows? Doesn't take much to figure it out. Thing is...if you suggest there is security and there isn't, particularly when it comes to images of minors...hmmm dunno...could be a liability issue. Signature~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Rob Giordano Microsoft MVP Expression |I don't think the average human being will figure that out, do you? | [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] | > | | > | Cathy I suppose you are right. One more secure way is illustrated by Don's "secret link", which is a link to a server side password protected folder. That doesn't give away anything in the code. DavidF > Who knows? Doesn't take much to figure it out. Thing is...if you suggest > there is security and there isn't, particularly when it comes to images of [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > | > | > | > | Cathy Rob, You've got me wondering; can you get past the security on my site? www.vanusa.org the file cabinet image. SignatureDon Vancouver, USA > Looks purty. > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > | > | Cathy no because your password is not in plain-view...now, knowing something about Italians...I may be able to guess at it after a month or two :-) Signature~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Rob Giordano Microsoft MVP Expression | Rob, | [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] | > | | > | Cathy Mille grazie for the try. (no that ain't it) ciao, don > no because your password is not in plain-view...now, knowing something > about [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > | > | > | > | Cathy I am new at creating a webpage, but I am attemping to put one together. I hope you will answer a few questions reguard these posts. First, I found cathym's ID and PW and like Rob said I didn't find Don's. But I also didn't find anywhere on his website that needed a PW. My question is what PW would you be looking for and where would you use it? The only thing I can think of would be his password at the site where the website was published. My second question is; Both of these sites end in .org and have a htm file name after each page. I went to a few sites that ended in .com and I didn't find the htm file name. Did those .com sites happen to be more secure or do all .org and .com extensions shown that way? > no because your password is not in plain-view...now, knowing something about > Italians...I may be able to guess at it after a month or two :-) [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > | > | > | > | Cathy Hi Cathy, I think it looks pretty good. It loads quickly even on a dial-up connection. Navigation seems clear. It also works well in IE and FF. Good job, me thinks. I may have noticed a couple little weird things. First of all go to http://stillwaterjovolleyball.org/index_files/Page873.htm , which is your calendar page. You need to give a bit more height to the text box containing the month and year. Now while you are on that page, reduce the width of your browser window so that it is just wide enough for the page without a horizontal scroll bar. Now click on your home page. Notice it is wider than your calendar page, as are your other main pages. Do you perhaps have the bottom navbar text box, or the gray email box extending into the scratch area of your Publisher doc? This is not a big deal, but even if a page loads ok, you shouldn't allow any design elements to extend into the scratch area of your document. Design Checker tool "should" find these little glitches. Once again, except for these small issues, the site looks and works good... DavidF >I respect everyone's opinion and have benefited from your advice many >times. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Cathy Thanks everyone. I fixed the calendar page and made the changes so the width of the pages are the same. You were right - some of my code boxes extended into the scratch are. Thanks for pointing out these things! Regarding the lon-on page, I realize that this is giving parents a false sense of securty. However, it's the best that I can do. My host provider (godaddy) does not have password protected folders. My only other option is to use a more sophosticated code for the log-on... My last question is about the tables on the team pages. Currently, I'm putting those tables together in excel and doing a paste special as a picture onto publisher. Then, I overlay the code for the links. I do know the html code for a table. Is is possible to somehow incorporate the code for the links into the code for the table? I hope I'm wording this correctly so that you understand what I'm asking. THANK YOU again for all your help and advice! > Hi Cathy, > [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] > > > > Cathy Thanks for the feedback. Can you not import or paste as a table, and then if necessary enter the additional text and hyperlinks in the cells? If you can't import the table, have you tried to create a table in Publisher and copy and paste the cell contents from your Excel table. Recently I was corrected, and tables are not automatically converted to images in all versions of Publisher when you publish. DavidF > Thanks everyone. I fixed the calendar page and made the changes so the > width [quoted text clipped - 62 lines] >> > >> > Cathy Thank you David. I am trying your suggestion. The tables in publisher seems to be working so far and it's way easier than putting in all those code boxes on top of the tables. > Thanks for the feedback. > [quoted text clipped - 73 lines] > >> > > >> > Cathy Kewl! DavidF > Thank you David. I am trying your suggestion. The tables in publisher > seems [quoted text clipped - 94 lines] >> >> > >> >> > Cathy |
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