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Thank you wwonderful

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onlye wrote: Mon Feb 13, 2023 9:04 pm Nice to hear from you Colin. Wishing a good day to you also.

Thanks Eric

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MGD4me wrote: Sun Feb 12, 2023 10:14 pm Hey, Colin...

Great to see you back online. It's been a while!

Best wishes from British Columbia.

Norm

Thanks Norm

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Hey Zinc,
Thanks mate - see you still doing some nice websites (had a quick look). Yeah have good and other days - but still alive and kicking - that's main thing.

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Hey Bluesman and Pablo, thanks Bluesman and Pablo for your very kind and caring words.

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BaconFries wrote: Sat Feb 11, 2023 9:37 am Good to see you back Colin and still keeping a hand in with the likes of hosting and domain management and... not to forget all your gardening you do...

Thanks BF- and I think we've just sold our house

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alan_sh wrote: Sat Feb 11, 2023 8:55 am Welcome back Colin. Good to hear from you.

Cheers Alan

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Hey Pablo and Crew,

Just thought I'd pop in and say G'day from the land downunder. I've had to give website design away because my the admin section of my brain is broken thanks to a stroke. Extraordinarily difficult to get rid of my Clients - not sure whether that's a pain in the but or a ...

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Hi Bluesman,
Sorry to hear the situation at Quito. Yes the 'mental stuff' is the hardest to deal with. Thanks for reaching out. Will (try to ) keep that in mind.

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Thanks Bluesman

Its the admin center of my brain thats the worst - I find it hard to do technical things - causses stress, anxiety, confusion, headaches and blankness.

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Colin you know Im only a phone call away, Im sure there is times you may feel the need for a chat.
Looking forward to hearing from you when your up to it.
Take Care
Graham

Thanks Graham, my friend, I appreciate that, I know you are hell (australian) , proper (england) :D busy, so I try to keep ...

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Thanks every body for the expression of care and the wellness messages!

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zinc wrote: Thu Apr 14, 2022 9:10 am Wish you a fast and speed recovery Collin.

Thanks Zinc

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Dang, Try to get better my dad had a stroke once, took some time for him to get better, but he made it and was back to normal given time.

Thanks KS, every stroke is different - time will tell. 8)

Thanks for the update
I'm sorry to hear that your health got worse since we last had contact.
I ...

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Hi Pablo and all,
I've been meaning/debating to post this update for some time.
To use Queen Lizzy's expression, health wise, 2022 was my 'annus horibillis'. In August I had a heart attack that required an emergency flight to Perth, Western Australia's capital. One of the emergency treatments was ...

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Interesting Title

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Good one Graham - very generous of you to offer it for free!

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miguelss wrote: Sat Sep 25, 2021 9:08 am Thanks Colin for this advice!
Cheers,
M.

You're welcome M - glad it was of some use.

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In case any one was wondering, the selection of 64 or 32 bit is at the end of the process when you go to download it after purchase.

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Hey Roger,

Just to let you know that I've moved this topic from General Questions (on WYSIWYG) to Off Topic which is the correct Forum for non WYSIWYG topics

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Hi P,
I have moved this topic from General Questions to the correct Forum "Off Topic" as it is not related to WYSIWYG WB.

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Hey Onlye - good post mate ! 8)

AS is always the case with Pablo's amazing version updates, it's pretty hard to select out favourites because all the enhancements are amazing, with many WOW moments... but here's some of mine .....

SEO Assistant - This is probably the stand out for me.
IMAGES ...

ColinM · Re: IMAGE TEXT WRAP EXTENSION (FREE) ** UPDATE 9/4/21 ** Nice one Ron!

Nice one Ron!

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Good morning Colin, I did send you a mail to admin@co... Chris

Hi Chris,
Yes, I received your email, but have just come out of a weekend and I've been busy servicing some urgent Clients and dealing with with storm damage insurance work - apologies for the delay. Plus I have a very complex ...

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You're welcome Chris.

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Hi Chris,
Have you looked at the PHP Jabbers Siva shopping cart, including the demo front and back end. It could mean you "modifying the wheel" rather than building it completely. PHP Jabbers are very receptive to modifications. They will even handle MySQL database mods - once set up through you ...

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Nice work Fender!

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OOF Rob,
That's going back to 2011 - Web Builder 7 I believe - for my second ex wife (and no, I don't collect them :lol: ).

Before that was Dreamweaver - the resultant code (pre separate CSS) was so bloated.

Before that was good old Notepad - that was HARD and SLOW work, but it taught me a LOT ...

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This situation was for an existing client. A non-profit with a board of directors and had just completed a redesign and moving into the maintenance faze.

My "crime" was I knew the decision (not necessarily design wise even though we butted heads on that too but moreover the choice of contact ...

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They just assumed you put something in a word document and transposed it onto a web site and your done

They are definitely not alone in that thought - unfortunately

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A good question and situation to raise Rob.
I'm with bkjohns and Bluesman on this.
I had a Client that engaged me to design and build a website for them - then proceeded to give me powerpoint pages exactly how he wanted it laid out. I hated the bland word document look but did it because that's what ...

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Pablo wrote: Thu Jul 15, 2021 10:05 am This has not been requested before, so it is not planned for the near future.
But you can post this in the suggestions section of the forum. if more users find this useful then I will consider it for future development.

Thanks Pablo will do!

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Sorry, there is currently no menu that has support for responsive spacing.
However, the button width and height of the CSS menu is responsive.

Ok thanks Pablo - will have a play with the button width.

You say "currently no menu that has support for responsive spacing" - are there plans to do ...

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Hi Pablo,

Is there any horizontal menu that will allow decreasing space between menu items as you decrease the Break Point?

I tried using a CSS menu with the Style Layout attributes set to Layout Mode: responsive | Alignment: center and Button size: variable but setting a different spacing is ...

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Good to know Graham - thanks for the update.

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Bluesman wrote: Thu Jul 01, 2021 6:30 pm No... but it reads my mind

In that case I don't need Windows 11 - My wife already does that.

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Indeed Collin - The Trusted Platform Module (TPM) chip in the motherboard - but depending on your motherboard, you can buy these from Amazon... But see this:
https://www.onmsft.com/news/windows-11-pc-health-check-app-under-fire

Thanks Zinc - let's hope MS get their proverbial organised.

I ...

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Same here - thanks for that link Bluesman - downloaded, installed and checked - received the "This PC v=can't run Windows 11" but doesn't give any details why. It's a 64 bit base with an AMD A8-7600 Radeon R7, 10 Compute Cores 4C+6G 3.10 processor with 8GB installed RAM.

Good thread Zinc! 8)

Edit ...

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Hey BC!

AH!! That makes sense - cheers BC. Sorry for the errant contribution SM

- but again, welcome back anyway!

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Hi SM,
Welcome back!

In terms of computing, especially website design, IMHO, the use of both picture or image is nomenclatively semantic, although I would say most if not all website designers would use the term image rather than picture.

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jerryco wrote: Sun May 23, 2021 8:18 pm Thanks Colin

You're welcome jerryco.

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Good work once again Ron and again, very generous of you to offer it for free!

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Bluesman wrote: Tue May 18, 2021 11:50 pm Yes Colin. It was PHP Jabbers support that got me noticed about this.

Interesting, when I get a chance I'll email you about that.

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Hi All,

I'm delighted to advise that, for new Clients that haven't had their domain email address/es in the public domain, my Spam Block Email Extension, combined with the additional email form validation is working beautifully, with no spam received.

However, I do have other Clients that had ...

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mygis wrote: Tue May 18, 2021 5:46 am We delete the spam so I don't see them. It works fine for us so far.

Ah! Ok thanks, I understand now.

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Noticed that PHP Jabbers scripts that contains verification and autoresponded emails have problems with SpamAssassin. The email templates doesn't get updated when making changes in them.

That's interesting Thomas. I haven't had that issue. Just tested one of my Clients and it was fine. Have ...

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WWBman wrote: Mon May 17, 2021 10:54 pm
I use Mailwasher Pro. It flags emails it thinks are spam but I decide which to delete.
Its efficacy improves the more you use it.
I’ve been using it for at least ten years!

Thanks WWBMan - had a quick look at that.

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Hi Guys,
Thanks heaps for the responses,

Hi.
We are using a shared hosting with cPanel. SpamAssassin has been working very well for us. We monitored it for a year before switching to death mode (sort of speaking) for the spams.

MYGIS - Can you explain please what you mean by Death Mode ...

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Hi All,

For those that are using cPanel or a Wholesale Console above a cPanel - does your Console/cPanel have Apache SpamAssassin or Spam Experts please?

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A very interesting article BC - thanks for sharing - some interesting and some obvious advice, the main takeaway from me is the need (is there) for CDNs - especially where you intended website demographic is domestic (so domestically served) vs unintended non domestic visitation. And, assuming ...

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