Every time I look at my output after filling out a terminal, it shows a blank screen. This is not because of the code; even the most basic code, such as "<h1>hello, world!</h1>" doesn't work. Do keep in mind that this is not the terminal which I've seen on the internet before after looking up.
this is my code until I realised it wasn't working
...and this is what it showed:
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When previewing my pages with a live server everything works fine.
but when I tried to open my index file from local it didn't show CSS or anything.
and when click on navigation that links to another page it shown "File not found"
first of all, please provide code with your question. Second of all, I had this once happening to me, I fixed it by changing (this is an example) /CSS/style.css to ./CSS/style.css
So you basically put a dot in front of it. Please let me know if this helps.
I am wondering if anybody else ever encounters this problem, and if there is something I'm not doing or missing in order to resolve it:
While building a site I am trying to resize my images so that they are all the same height.
I change all the image files to the same height and resolution in a photo-editing software, but yet when I replace the old images with the new image in the root folder, nothing changes when I preview it on the page. It's not a file naming/structure issue or anything like that, the right files are in the right folders, everything is correct there. When I open the html file in chrome and see that no change in the size is appearing I have tried clearing the cache, incognito windows, hard refreshes, reboots, waiting days to see if the magic internet gods change it ... but nothing works. The images remain in their original non-uniform sizes they were before. It's like the new image sizes/files are not being registered.
Has this ever happened to anyone else?
So here is the problem: No matter what i do in the editor , it's just not displaying the code on the web-page. I've tried everything(apparently not) to solve this but my attempts went in vain. Any suggestions? Tell me , if it's not clear.
I don't understand why it is not working. The extension of the file is correct blablabla.html. There's no error in the code of the web-page. Browser simply doesn't want to respond on any changes in the editor.
Now this one is confusing me. I decided to try and use the option to align the image to the base line. So in HelpNDoc:
Now, inside the HelpNDoc editor the actual topic content is rendered like this:
That is as I expect it. And, if I resize my editor:
It still looks great. So, I compile my CHM module and have a look at the same topic in there. here it is with a smaller view:
Again, it is all looking great. So now I build the HTML version of the help and upload to the browser for testing. I have tried Firefox, IE, Edge and Chrome. They look like this:
See how the text is not starting at the base line of the image? The page in question is here:
http://help.trucklesoft.co.uk/BriefOverview.html
I have looked with the Google Developer Console:
Nothing is immediately jumping out at me. So I went a stage further as I noticed the text is in a span and wondered if it had to do with that:
Again, nothing is jumping out at me. What is causing the span text to not render from the baseline of the image?
Am trying to do this in classic asp.
my code looks like this.
Portfolios
when i click on this link in firefox, i find a http://xyz/%1BPortfolios.asp?ID=3 in the address bar, that results in error.
This same code works fine with IE and Chrome.
Wonder what so specific about firefox that forces this line.
I tried to use the same line but hard coded ID
Portfolios
This works fine without the %1B added to the line.
appreciate your help.
Edit 1 (Screen Shot of Inspect Element)
the code on this highlighted line looks like this
<td><%=oRS("ClientName")%></td>
and the resolved code is as per the screen shot
<td>XYZABC</td>
The %1B looks like its a url-encoded escape character. Often if you copy and paste code from a webpage or somewhere else, hidden characters can creep in. First thing I would try is just deleting the link and typing it in by hand (include your ASP code as well).
As you've said the hard-coded one works fine, it's looking like you're copying the link from some where else. If you type it in, you won't accidentally add any hidden characters you don't want.
Hopefully that will sort it out. I've don't it myself, so I know how easily it can happen :)
EDIT: I don't know what code editor you use, but often there is a option to turn on show hidden characters or something similar. In the future if you experience something like this, turn that on and you might well see a character you weren't expecting and you can just delete it.