fredgsanford

Did you ever use a CMS or a php script that has some what of a cutom WYSISWG html editor or form for publishing web pages that accepts html code as well as plain text, but when you put the html code in and save your page it publishes everything correctly eccept the only problem is that it pushes your content all the way to the bottom of the page? Why does it do that?

Is there a tag that will prevent html from doing that?

samuil

I don't get what you mean, in never had such problems!
Are you sure the HTML code is right?

fredgsanford

I guess so?, I created the code in Frontpage.

It just pushes my text and images all the way to the bottom of the page like there was some major spacing in there or something?

allon

Could be because on the table tag there is a "v-align=bottom"
Can you post that section of the code?

fredgsanford

Well. it's not just a certain code, it's any code I create in my frontpage html editor.
It's just in these certain scripts that it does this. One is a wiki script. The other is an opensource CMS that I think is called "Lucid CMS"

allon

As in could you cut and paste the code of the generated page so we can take a look?
Do a "View Source" and then you will see the source codes.

augustine

Does this mean that if you don't use frontpage, it will not get sent to the bottom? Why not save the code you made on frontpage and then open it up on a web browser and see whats actually wrong.

fredgsanford

The html code from frontage is fine when published to a normal html page, but it only has problems in these certain script's text/html editors that I have been experimenting with. Some work fine, others do this and it really annoys me because other than that they are great scripts.

ultan

Sounds like a script problem to me
Most of the time I would go for self coding instead of using a CMS program as they are convenient but it limits the designer's creativity on how the site is laid out.

( and of course, the problems that you are facing now as well )

fredgsanford

Oh, me too ..but the reason I like testing these CMS scripts out is because I am always looking for one that will be an easy way for a person to create a website that has little to no knowledge of html. Then I can include them with my hosting packages and such for my customers.