Oops! it happens again... ...

[WSBlue]

Can anyone please tell me why???
Even after I redone all over. The problem remain the same.
I use diiferent color for background for every page.
All of them will follow the color of background that publish last.

If page with green background publish last,
previous pages with blue, red or whatever color of background that are published earlier, will appear green. Thank you.

[Karen Mac]

Re: Oops! it happens again... ...

Well Blue.. Brittany is so 80's

So how are you publishing this site? Using a template? Using php? How about a link so we can possibly see what you are talking about. Otherwise we have to attribute it that disco ball flashing over head.

Karen

[WSBlue]

Re: Oops! it happens again... ...

Well Blue.. Brittany is so 80's (sorry! Don't get it)

So how are you publishing this site? Using a template? Using php? How about a link so we can possibly see what you are talking about. Otherwise we have to attribute it that disco ball flashing over head.

Karen

Well. I have the index done and save it as index.
I use the same one (index), save it as ex A, B, C, .... and so on and publish them one by one. If last publish page with green background, all previous published pages will be GREN even they are NOT.

http://buyindonesia.com

What did I do wrong??? Thanks a tonne.

[Tom vR]

Re: Oops! it happens again... ...

Hi WSBlue,

1. Once you have saved the index page ex Page A, B, etc. Select everything on that new page using Edit >> Select All (Ctrl+A).
2. Select Edit >> Cut.
3. Now select Edit >> Paste (do not use any other paste option; no short cuts, nothing).

Everything will now be pasted in place. Save and publish again. That should do it.

[Tom vR]

Re: Oops! it happens again... ...

Hi WSBlue,

I just want to quoate Navaldesign for why this is happening. Here is his quote:

This is a very common problem. It is created whenever you create new pages from an original one, using the Save As command. The problem arrises because you are using coloured shapes as background. BV uploads them as images, and the background image has the same name for ALL the pages created this way. So if you change the colour in one page, it will affect other pages also.

Sollution: As I explained above.

[zuriatman]

Re: Oops! it happens again... ...

Ada hantu Pak Biru,

Maybe it is because U cloned and used the last page as the template for all your pages and U may have not have saved the new color

Try this clone a page, remove what ever U dont want in the page, change
the color and save it first.

After saving build your new page..........save it and preview in IE to see if it works. Then preview the page in Firefox to see if there is any difference.

U can also right click the background>select Html and check the scripts for your background, whether the color has been changed to the new color.

[Karen Mac]

Re: Oops! it happens again... ...

OOPS I did it again is a song by Brittany Spears.

You should be using a template and not cloning pages. Make your template with the necessary navigation and colors and save it as a template. Now add your content, save as, and publish. now close this page and reopen your template, as what you see is no longer your template page, but the page you just saved. When you reopen the template add content, save as, close that, reopen the template.. etc etc, you arent cloning or copying and you wont get these non functioning buttons and backgrounds.

Karen

[WSBlue]

Re: Oops! it happens again... ...

Thank you very mcuh for all the suggestions. I will try again.
And one more question. I publish addon domain articles on main domain for pratice.
Now, I want to delete the material from main domain?
How do I do it? Do I go to FTP to do that?

(Pak Abu, Bulan Puasa tidak ada hantu lah...? lol )

[zuriatman]

Re: Oops! it happens again... ...

U can delete any file using Blue FTP.

click Connect and goto public_html.
find the folder or file U created and click on "X"


"Betul kata Pak, apa yang saya fikirkan lol!"