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05/24/2007 at 1:24 pm #1724894
I have tried to paste in the code for the WI-GC to my caches, but every time I try, it saves, but the listing only shows a couple lines of text that say “click to view website.” I had no trouble adding the little banner to my gc profile, but it’s the “this cache placed by a member of” one that’s having issues.
I’m not an HTML virgin, I’ve done this stuff a lot, including creating my own photobanner, for my blog. So what am I doing wrong? TIA
05/24/2007 at 1:58 pm #1875045Is this the code you are using? And, did you remeber to check the HTML box?
This cache placed
by a member of:
“wga”>“http://wi-geocaching.com/banners/banner-large-border.gif”>
(click to visit our
website)05/24/2007 at 7:03 pm #1875046Thanks, somehow I missed checking that HTML box! 😳
05/25/2007 at 3:39 pm #1875047Uhm, that’s never happened to me… Yeah right! 😀
05/26/2007 at 4:00 pm #1875048I had an existing listing that I tried to enter the banner to. When I checked the HTML box my previously nicely formatted listing went all bonkers. I lost all my formatting work and it was one big paragraph.
Question 1: Is there a way to recover from that?
Question 2: Is there a free HTML program I can use to recreate a format? Nothing fancy, just indents and line feeds where I want them. Anything I have seen (like Word) more than quadruples the size of the file.thanks
Lee05/26/2007 at 4:27 pm #1875049@lee42048 wrote:
I had an existing listing that I tried to enter the banner to. When I checked the HTML box my previously nicely formatted listing went all bonkers. I lost all my formatting work and it was one big paragraph.
Question 1: Is there a way to recover from that?
Question 2: Is there a free HTML program I can use to recreate a format? Nothing fancy, just indents and line feeds where I want them. Anything I have seen (like Word) more than quadruples the size of the file.thanks
LeeUnfortunatly there is no way to recover from this. My best advice for the future, is to make a copy of ALL of your HTML after it’s written.
I have many many caches with a lot of HTML in them. After I’ve written and published them, I copy the entire body of text and HTML, and paste it into a word document and save it on my computer. I learned this lesson the hard way, as it appears you have now too.
As for question 2, try Netscape.
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