I have a few questions

[zaniac]

Hello again everyone. Zaniac has another issue lol I try to upload my file through the standard web browser (Internet Explorer) and I think it is successful. However when I try to view the page, the screen remains white and the green loading bar at the bottom right of the screen reaches the maximum level only to reset itself and start all over again. Is this a coding declaration issue?I have only just started out using basic CSS. For the above document I have written CSS in an HTML document. Is it ok to write CSS code into a HTML document? Or must CSS code be written on an external style sheet linked to the HTML document? I use Dreamweaver 8 to write the above HTML/CSS file. I use the option in Dreamweaver 8 to preview the same file in a browser and in doing so everything displays correctly. After ftp-ing the file I look at what I've ftp'ed and unlike through dreamweaver's 'preview in browser' option, through the ftp site some of the images do not display. Does anyone know why this happens? I thought that having corrected a few mistakes pointed out by Dreamweaver, everything would upload with no issues afterwards. What seems like a simple task, seems to be proving to be a toughie.I know I'm throwing a few questions into one thread, but as I wrote the first issue, I thought I'd mention the others as well while they are on my mind.Guys and gals, as always your help, toughts etc are greatly appreciated

[ste]

I try to upload my file through the standard web browser (Internet Explorer) and I think it is successful. However when I try to view the page, the screen remains white and the green loading bar at the bottom right of the screen reaches the maximum level only to reset itself and start all over again. Is this a coding declaration issue?

I dont think so, browsers will always try and display the code they read they wont just hang on white screen because of a coding issue. It may be an issue with the server you are hosted on

I have only just started out using basic CSS. For the above document I have written CSS in an HTML document. Is it ok to write CSS code into a HTML document? Or must CSS code be written on an external style sheet linked to the HTML document?

It is fine to put the css in the html document as long as you use the style tags you can also put it in an external css file if you want

I use Dreamweaver 8 to write the above HTML/CSS file. I use the option in Dreamweaver 8 to preview the same file in a browser and in doing so everything displays correctly. After ftp-ing the file I look at what I've ftp'ed and unlike through dreamweaver's 'preview in browser' option, through the ftp site some of the images do not display. Does anyone know why this happens? I thought that having corrected a few mistakes pointed out by Dreamweaver, everything would upload with no issues afterwards. What seems like a simple task, seems to be proving to be a toughie.

Check the paths to the images are correct e.g. in the html file if your images are displayed like this:<img src="images/logo.gif"> then make sure the directory structure is the same on your hosting server

[zaniac]

I dont think so, browsers will always try and display the code they read they wont just hang on white screen because of a coding issue. It may be an issue with the server you are hosted onIt is fine to put the css in the html document as long as you use the style tags you can also put it in an external css file if you want Check the paths to the images are correct e.g. in the html file if your images are displayed like this:<img src="images/logo.gif"> then make sure the directory structure is the same on your hosting server

Hi ste,I've realised that perhaps I'm making errors with CSS and html. Can you put a CSS command inside an element. Example of what I mean is below:<p align="center" style="border-color:#990066" style="background-color:#990066"> .....................</p>Like I said earlier, in Dreamweaver it doesn't register as being incorrect.