Hi,

Introducing myself I am felix geoffroy new to this forum and most forums.I am also a newbie in network marketing and thchs so, I need to learn from you Pros.

I am building a website and I am trying to use some new and different header and footer templates.

Please! My immidiate problem is uploading a graphic header onto an html editor
such as Kompozer.

So far I`ve tried and got a message saying this is not an html document. Someone from another forum said to me I should cut the header into pieces so that it can fit into tables, but this infomation is to vague to make much sense with.

I was wondering if someone in this forum can help me?
Felixg

Since you asked this also under your welcome post I gave a few suggestions there.

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Please! I cannot find the reply you sent me

Rather than search for it I will just comment here.

This would be a result of trying to "open" the file in the editor. Obviously an image file is not an html file so the editor will not open it. The correct way is to link to the file. I do not use Kompozer so it may offer you a way to "insert" the image or something and write the code for you. I write my code directly with a text editor so I write something like this one from my signature site:

Another point you raised:

Definitely ignore this suggestion. Tables should ordinarily be used only for laying out tabular data. Older coders used tables to layout their sites. Now css is used for all style and layout of pages. This has many advantages which you can explore later. But there is no reason to break up your image and no reason to use a table.

You may want to put it into a <div> if you want to put it into a separate area on your page. Often you will put it inside an <a> tag in order to use it as a link. But it is in its own tag already, the <img> tag which is its container on your page and can stand alone as such.

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Thanks for this info I`ll try to make this work.
Felix