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I looked at the test site but it looks like some kind of menu stuck to the left of the window. It also has two sets of scroll bars like it is perhaps in nested iframes, if that is even possible. Didn't see anything about a .pdf. What is it supposed to look like?

bkjohns

Have you done a clearing of the cache in your browser (usually Ctrl-F5)?

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You can create (usually by cloning the original master page) another master page and give it a different name from the original (like 'master_2') and set the desired pages to use it as a master page. It is simple to remove or add elements from the cloned master page. Or you can create a whole differ...

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To prevent the grid from going all the way across the screen set the max width to a negative number - such as -1024.

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Are you changing the color for each state of the link? For example, the hover color vs the unvisited color, etc.

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Make sure all of your images file names conform to WWB requirements, and that they are uploaded to the correct directory/folder on the server.

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I use Events that show/hide text as a Read More... option. Works well if you are using flexible / responsive layouts (layout grid, flexbox). A little effort involved but once you figure it out it works fine for me. Might be worth looking into. can you send your page to I see what you done? https://...

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I use Events that show/hide text as a Read More... option. Works well if you are using flexible / responsive layouts (layout grid, flexbox). A little effort involved but once you figure it out it works fine for me. Might be worth looking into.

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You can also enter the maximum width of the grid as a negative number (put a - in front of it). That should limit the overall grid.

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Did you publish all files or choose the option for publishing only changed files when publishing within WWB? Sometimes you have to publish all files to get some types of files uploaded.

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Okay, images in the images folder. Do the image file names conform to WWB requirements? (no spaces, not starting with numbers, etc)

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You say you looked and the new files are 'there'. Where is 'there'? In the Images folder or the root or somewhere else? If you haven't specified otherwise they should be in the Images folder on the server.

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This happened to me once. Fixed it by putting my glasses on.

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You can also hold down Ctrl when you press the - or + keys. That will move the selected grid to the top of the page or the bottom of the page.

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If you don't have any content in the grid or have not set margins then a thin line is all you will see. Put something in it or add big margins (for testing).

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Was the formatted disk the same one that had WWB installed on it?

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What Jerryco said.

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Alan, with all of those drives, where is WWB trying to run from? Is everything on one drive or have you set up WWB to use some of those 11 drives?

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Maybe check out the CSV Crud extension - it is also responsive with multiple options when screen size is reduced.

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Does a scroll bar show up?

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Thanks for that clarification Pablo.

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I think WWB assumes public_html as the root folder on your server, so when you set up the ftp connection in the publish section you shouldn't include that in the remote folder entry area.

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"No, that was from when I was running speedtest to show what the internet speed was." If you are only firing up Windows with the hot spot to use WWB then Windows might be checking for updates. On my Windows systems that seems to be the first thing Windows does when it finds itself connecte...

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That .4 upload speed would seem to indicate that some outbound traffic is occurring on startup that is slowing down the system. If it isn't WWB then the only thing left is some other program or the o.s. itself. What does the Windows task manager show you when WWB is starting?

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Put the cards in a card container to even them out.

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WebBuilderTemplates.com has an extension called Full Height Columns that works very well for layout grids. Never tried it with flexbox. That site is run by Crispy that is on this forum quite often. Take a look at their extensions and templates. They are very useful and work well.

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Usually a slow internet connection will do that for me.

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Sometimes a simple refresh will not clear the cache. If you haven't already, try Ctrl F5 for a hard refresh. You can also try publishing the entire site to another folder/directory on the server, such as /test (which you will create) then point your browser to that folder location and see what you g...

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If you have auto backup turned on, try one of the older backups to see if it loads, preferably one from before the imports.

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Try inputting the layout grid size as a negative number, i.e. -994.

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Not sure you can do this with a .php form, but if you can create a .pdf form with fillable fields you can have the viewer download that. They will just have to be able to fill it out and save it so they can send it via email.

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Just for grins, select all text in the layer (ctrl-A) and change the color to something else that contrast with the layer background.

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If you haven't already, change the name of the .pdf file, point the link to that file and then upload again.

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Zoom to 50% or less and then right click in an open area and Select all - if something is out there it will show up with the box handles. Not elegant but works.

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File names not complying with WWB requirements seems to be a problem, at least for the few times I've had WWB crash.

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Also, the number pad + and - keys are hotkeys (+ moves the selected grid down one, - moves it up one) or you can use those keys in conjunction with the Ctrl key to move the grid to the top or bottom. I find this the easiest and most accurate method but all methods work great.

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Perhaps printing it to a .pdf file would work?

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If you are getting a black screen while uploading to your host it most likely means you have large files (images,video, etc). This is normal and not the fault of WWB 17. Also make sure your file names conform to WWB requirements (17 warns you unless you have opted to turn it off).

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What do you mean you can't find the pages? They are not individual files on your computer but part of the .wbs project file. Do you mean you get nothing to open in the workspace window of WWB when you double click on a page name?

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Put your content in a layout grid or flex grid/box, then it will self adjust to the users screen size.

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You didn't miss the option. It isn't there. You can create a rectangle (shape) to cover the entire area of the page and set the opacity as needed. Haven't used this so don't know how it would work with breakpoints etc. It might be easier in the long run to do what you already do and adjust the image...

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Have you tried setting mode to image+overlay, pick your overlay color and set the alpha of the color to something lower than full? You can sometimes achieve a look similar to what you are doing in an outside program.

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That info should be saved for each project. Perhaps you have changed a path somewhere?

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Perhaps you grabbed a space before or after the word when you originally created the link but you aren't including that space when you try to adjust the color?

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Did you try setting output format to 'Default'?

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Did you publish all files, especially the images? And do the image file names conform to WWB requirements?

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I believe page height only effects the workspace in WWB and not the final published page. I would guess you still have an item somewhere at the bottom of the page. Also clear your browser cache (Ctrl-F5).

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Good info to know re: check for filenames. I'll have to try it on my end and see if it changes anything, although my preview/publish is much faster than what you reported.

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"Update: when the software incurs minor incremental features and/or bug fixes." And those bug fixes usually happen the same day or next that they are first reported and verified. To me that alone is worth paying for the software. Glad the OP has sorted it. Once in a while I get snagged by ...

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Get the 64bit version. Works much smoother with larger files/projects. Just be sure to upgrade any 32bit extensions you use to the 64bit version. You won't regret the upgrade.

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