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Create a print only version of the page with a link to it from the page to be printed.

Try dropping the image onto an empty space on the page first, then move it into the cell. You can also set the cell background to an image. I have just tried these and it works.

Looks like Tahoma is not listed in the top 15 websafe fonts, Verdana is though.

https://websitesetup.org/web-safe-fonts-html-css/

Only a quick look, not bad, you need to go through your images though, and make sure they are optimised, only checked out three but two of them were way too big, supplies.jpg was nearly 3mb and service.jpg was huge at over 10mb.

Didnt test everything, but is well laid out, functional, responsive. Good web design.

Thanks Pablo, I find it much more convenient to update this way.

Cool, thanks, that works, do we use that link for future until 64bit is out of beta?

I mean to copy the changed files to the WB program directory without the installer version.

Can 64bit advanced user update zip be included, I prefer to update this way.

I have decided to only install the 64bit version from 14, been testing the new 14 64bit for a day now, all good so far Pablo, will let you know when I find something wrong.

Not bad, seems to work ok and easy to navigate, a bit plain though.

BaconFries pretty much sums it all up, I know it sounds harsh, but I think you need to go back to the drawing board on this one, perhaps check out some articles on visual design and usability for web site creation, looks like you have the practical ability to get the job done, but need to apply good...

Looks good, I would download it to my archive if I didnt have to sign up for yet another account, I have way too many accounts to look after already and only sign up for new ones if I want something badly enough.

Website is functional, but bland, so could do with more cosmetic pro design, along with a responsive layout to make it stand out.

Also does anyone here know if WYSIWYG has a magnifyer when rolling over a picture. Thanks in advance

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Interesting, thanks for sharing.