Landing Page code?

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I have SLES11-x64 + Teaming 2.1. Default Landing Page code is UTF-8, can I change it?

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and place each image individually..
Again, I am very new to web stuff....But I would love to
learn the web standards, best practices, what structure is best to
use, etc...
Any advice would be greatly appreciate...thanks a lot, Take
care...

> just out of curiousity, why never use the code that
Photoshop
> generates?
Because Photoshop (and any other graphics app that writes
HTML) are *TOO
GOOD* at what you have asked them to do, and that is to
create HTML to
exactly produce the graphic layout you have designed. To do
this they have
to drastically merge and split cells, filling the table with
col- and
rowspans, and producting a completely inflexible and
monolithic structure
that breaks apart as soon as the shape of the contents
changes (for example,
when I change the browser's text size display). Crash/bang.
Furthermore,
the resulting mess is simply impossible to troubleshoot.
Now - for HTML emails, you will usually need to use tables
for your layout
since email clients cannot be relied on to properly display
more
contemporary layout methods. But for web pages, you'd want to
move beyond
this very poor layout structure created by the graphics apps.
> people love that PS generates code for them
Only those who don't understand could go in this category.
That markup is
good for prototyping, but lousy for production. But look at
the web - 80%
of what you see there is prototype-level stuff.
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> Hey thanks a lot, Murry for the feedback and I
appreciate it.
>
> and LOL...don't ask me where my boss came up with these
dimensions, for
> some
> reason she wants it to look as much like a post card as
possible....and I
> definately understand your point that designing for
print and web are 2
> COMPLETELY different animals....in which I conveyed to
her....Right now I
> create HTML emails, which is how I have learned
CSS...but understand that
> standards for email are VERY restricted compared to web.
>
> And you are correct to, I meant CSS layout vs tables.
Just what she asked
> for
> is all...
>
> And thank you very much, that's what I was looking
for......I should
> create
> the layout in Dreamweaver first....then slice up what I
created in PS
> (images
> only) and then bring them into dreamweaver?
>
> just out of curiousity, why never use the code that
Photoshop
> generates?...I've seen a couple of tutorials and read a
few forums where
> people
> love that PS generates code for them....(and sorry, not
questioning
> you.....but
> just looking for as much info as possible)
>
> Thank you very much....
>

Why do I have lines on my landing page where i sliced it in Photoshop

I am making a very basic landing page, designed in photoshop, As I need two buttons, I have sliced my page before importing it to dreamweaver. Whilst initially it shows in the webbrowser correctly, when I zoom in and out it starts to show the lines where I sliced it and it comes apart slightly showing the background colour in those lines.
I also noticed an extra image that i did not create called spacer. Can this have something to do with the issues that I am having?
Where are these lines coming from? How can I get rid of them? what are my options?
I know this is not a technically optimal way to make a landing page, but for this specific example I dont need it to be optimized for SEO, it just needs to be visual.
Many thanks in advance for feedback.
Mariel

Photoshop generated code is notoriously unstable and unsuitable for use in real web pages. The layout is far too rigid and apt to produce the unsightly gaps that you describe.
Best advice, build your page in DW with CSS and HTML code. Use Photoshop for images only.
Start with one of the pre-built CSS Layouts in DW. Go to File > New > Blank page > HTML. Choose a layout from the 3rd panel. Hit Create.
Nancy O.

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Hey There,
Does anyone have any advice in terms of making a landing page with a form responsive in the WISIWYG editor? I've programmed regular landing pages that use media queries but not sure how those associate with the editor in Eloqua.
Thanks!

I am having a similar issue. I am experiencing the issue with the upload wizard when uploading a zip file of the landing page html and assets. Below is the link to what the landing page should look like, however, after going through the upload wizard process, I get this page (banking.bancofcal.com/CL) which you can see I am somehow missing the header and main graphic. Everything else loads properly.
www.csfinancial.com/BOC/BHL-Correspondent
Another time, I received the below error message when trying to finalize the upload. Any help is very much appreciated as I have been spending most of today trying to figure out the problem. Thank you.
Details:
Error Specifics: Server Exception
Navigator: Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10.10; rv:35.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/35.0
Username: Kevin.Salas
Site Id: 1305297046
Build Number: a8e6e8bb6f586fadf783dd397edb09b87c567af5
Time Sent: 03/01/2015 15:43
Time Logged-in: 03/01/2015 15:06
Error Id: 21:1425251214047-1001
Failing Request: PUT /API/REST/2.0/assets/landingPage/57?
Message: InternalServerError
Server Error ID: 797281643
HTTP Code: 500
Recent States:
default:landingPageOverview,
default:landingPages,
default:importedFilesListState,
default:importedFiles,
Recent Actions:
saveDeleteReady:proposeNewLandingPageViaUpload,
noDock:showAppDock,
landingPageOverview:enterState,
landingPages:enterState,
Kevin

I have a Landing Page on Photoshop that I need to transfer to Dreamweaver. How do I do that.

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I had not seen these articles. They're very interesting in many ways.
They're using a lot of the panel stuff in Dreamweaver that I don't use. Instead, I write code directly into the CSS and HTML documents. I think that, to a certain extent, if someone were using Fireworks to create a web page (or website) one could get really confused when working with Dreamweaver, as You're not seeing what you designed in Fireworks until the very end when you have everything together.
And Fireworks is EOL, Adobe will not continue its development. Many of the websites I saw developed in Fireworks were entirely tables-based, had no style sheets and were created by people who, largely, ignored mocern web development techniques (although this particular tutorial does use them).
Going forward, Fireworks will not be an intermediate step in designing websites.
QParker's original question remains. How does one go from a Photoshop document to a real website. It took Adobe three separate web pages to offer a tutorial (for CS3) for Fireworks. I work with designers who sent me layered Photoshop files and I simply don't use Fireworks. And I create the style sheet elements before I create the HTML (this tutorial creates the HTML first and then styles it later, which I am certain will tend to cause a lot of confusion for anyone who wants to see what they're going to get as they create it).
-Mark

Announcements /events / FAQs web part in a scrolling fashion on the landing page

hi,
can anyone help how to develop the below kind of UI in my SP 2013 KM portal using cqwp/cewp/ jquery.
i tried with the custom visual web part, but my customer says they want me to use client side / OOTB feature of SP.
i am wanting to display the same in the landing page. so that when end users click "More" they will be navigated to the
All Announcements Page [ may be its a page layout in pages library ].
the other tricky part am seeing is how to show these individual/single announcements in a scrolling manner.
help is highly appreciated!

hi Amr,
in the url you have provided am not able to follow this step:
below :
http://sharepointtweaks.blogspot.ae/2012/07/image-carousel-webpart-sanboxed.html
3- Export the webpart you will prompt to download file named "Content Query.webpart"
i am not seeing the option to export the web part.
from where will
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