Re: Looking for a Quick and Dirty Site App -- PCTECH

Subject: Re: Looking for a Quick and Dirty Site App
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Date: Wed, 16 May 2007 15:27:48 -0700
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Mike wrote:

Another person recommended http://www.websitebaker.org/ which is almost
exactly what I was looking for. The site is now the result of a couple hours
of work.

> Any ideas would be greatly appreciated by "Team
> Oliver".
>
> http://teamoliver.com

First idea that came to mind for me was "Try viewing the site in Firefox."

I tried a recent Mozilla first, then went to Firefox 2.0.0.3 next, with the same troublesome results. The navigation links around the frameset on the home page all display as native HTML rather than rendered HTML. IE 6 showed things normally, so I assume there's a syntax difference that would be specified.

Tom Liotta

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