gr8bskt

Just tried that and it didn’t work. I was able to see the button, which was non-clickable (hurray!), but I need for the html code to be written underneath the button so that visitors can copy/paste the code to put on their sites to link back to mine.

When I did the above, the picture was great. There was text above it, however that started with & l t; Hmmmmm…I wonder if there is something in there that I can mess with to figure it out…

Thank you jessn!

– Jennifer

Much appreciated!

One more question…(and I’m beyond afeared of the answer)…is there any way to get the same look and functionality of my site with clean code?

<steeling my soul>

– Jennifer

Oh good gravy – now my head hurts. Thanks (I think! ; ) Songdogtech.

Can you give this newbie an example of a missing tag that affects display? (I don’t even know what to look for.)

Thanks for the look and your time – a million sincere thanks!

Hi Stanwelks,

I have the Artisteer Home Edition. Pretty happy with it from a design point of view; I got it because I’m a designer, not a coder – and boy have I learned a bit about coding. LOL

The biggest issue I’m having right now (that I have no idea how to resolve) is that IE 6/7 and AOL visitors can’t access the site. HUGE problem. It works like a dream in FF, Safari, Chrome, iPhone, IE 8… sigh.

Here’s a look-see if you want to take a look: https://www.miracolirosaries.com

If/when I figure out the browser issue, I’ll post it here.

HTH a bit.