Personal Web Pages

[Queen-Evie]

For years I have been creating websitess using HTML. I finally decided to play around with Personal Web Pages and have created a page.

I don't like the way this looks

I don't like the word Heartbeat  shifted over to the left. Is there a way for me to center it over the image?

[reasd]

Hello,

Is this what you want

<center>This text will be center-aligned.</center>

[Queen-Evie]

Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately it won't work because Heartbeat is the title of the page. HTML cannot be used in the page title, which is required.

I may just scrap the page. I have a standard when it comes to creating web pages and I want to maintain the standard. I know what I want it to look like and the way it looks now is not acceptable to me.

Another reason for getting rid of it is I don't like the fact that my Comcast user name is part of the URL. A savvy spammer will know this and could add the address to his/her send spam to my address list.

[BethKatz]

We have been saying for years to use your own tool to create a page and upload it. The Comcast tools are simplistic, limited, and unsupported.

But even if you do that, your username will be part of the URL.

[Queen-Evie]

Beth, what do you suggest I use? This is my first dance with Comcast PWP.

About the user name part people have been complaining about that for years.

[BethKatz]

Evie, it depends on what you want to do with your pages. Who is your intended audience? What do you want to show?

I have a page describing some options here:

   http://home.comcast.net/~bethkatz/Word/

Personally, I build mine by hand in HTML. 

For the Girl Scout Forever Green project our service unit is doing, I built the site at Google Sites:

   https://sites.google.com/site/pennmanorjourney/

[Queen-Evie]

It's something I was thinking of doing for informational purposes and thought it would be a good time to check out Comcast PWP.

After reading your page with the options I have decided to scrap PWP and stick with what I know-strictly HTML. That way I can control how the page looks.

[BethKatz]

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Queen-Evie wrote:

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After reading your page with the options I have decided to scrap PWP and stick with what I know-strictly HTML. That way I can control how the page looks.

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Remember that the server is case sensitive so that SafeHarborMap.jpg is not the same as SAFEharborMAP.jpG. And your main page should be named index.html with definitely a lowercase i. There are other names that work, but uppercase Index.html does not.