The message "The root folder you have chosen contains the folder for [arbitrary other site] ...", probably indicates the "Local Site Folder" of the site noted was filled in with just the Drive C:\ (for example).
If you say OK, every other site you manipulate will give this message: "The root folder you have chosen us inside the site [the first one].
Perfectly understandable, but not too bright.
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Monday, February 14, 2011
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Problem with multiple paragraphs floating around large image
Ran into a situation again where my p tags do not wrap around a large floated left (or right) image. I've seen a few questions asked online, but no satisfactory answers. Planting the image within the first p tag or keeping it out doesn't help; specifying clear:none on the image, on the paragraphs doesn't help. Specifying display:inline helps a bit too much; the paragraphs stops being paragraphs. Enough with css solutions.
Using a br tag(s) (single or multiple) looks different under various browsers.
Oddly, what works is defining a class of divs that act like the p tags. These wrap fine. Weird.
Using a br tag(s) (single or multiple) looks different under various browsers.
Oddly, what works is defining a class of divs that act like the p tags. These wrap fine. Weird.
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