Hi Sam,
I've got a friend that knows all about that stuff - I'll ask him.
Thanks!
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Hi Sam,
I've got a friend that knows all about that stuff - I'll ask him.
Thanks!
Hello CHAMBERS fans,
Well, since I finally got caught up with everyone's literature orders (boy was I swamped), and since I am still sick (pneumonia is really slow to get rid of), and since, therefore, I can't do a whole lot of anything else, lest I end up caughing my head off, I thought I'd start updating the website.
Thusfar, I've redone the main Index page. Most of the links work, but the ones that don't will get fixed by tomorrow this time (I hope). Eventually, I plan to convert the entire site to the frames format for easier navigation.
Any suggestions and/or comments would be MOST welcome!
Click Here To Go To The Main Index Page:
http://www.chamberstoves.net/
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Hey Todd, Get well soon! I'm not a web site specialist, but I was told that search engines don't like Frames and don't always include sites that use them in the search results. Our Hootnholler.net was frames for the first couple of years. I updated it this year without Frames and it seems to be getting more visits now. Regards, Sam
Have you tested it with firefox browser yet? I'm seeing the left frame just fine but the right frame is so wide that I can't fit it all in my 20" iMac widescreen even if I maximize the window.
Hi Mark,
I use Firefox and it looks fine to me.
Hmmmmm....anyone else having problems?
The right side doesn't fit on my screen either.
Is it just too WIDE for your screen and you have to scroll over to read it, or is the text and stuff all jumbled up because it's being squished?
For me, in Microsoft Internet Explorer, It is wide for my screen, not jumbled, and I can scroll over to see all of it. I don't know if that is a good or a bad thing.
Lori G.
Seems like I read somewhere that there is a way to make the page automatically fit your screen...I'll have to ask that question when I get in touch with my website guru.
the page is too wide for my screen also, and the menu bar on the left is a little scrambled (spacing & alignment)