After looking at county websites, the ones that are using the USGenWeb/RW banners do not have the search engine in them. The ones that are using the RW banner alone do have the search engine. I will check with RW on Monday to see what we need to do in order to have the USGenWeb banner on all county websites. Shirley
To push the banner to the bottom, if you are using a CSS file, make sure that padding and margin in the body tag is less than 55px. In a site with no css file (straight html) add in your body tag the following lin <body style="topmargin="10px"> or whatever amount of you wish that is less than 55px, the RW banner is 55px in height, and limiting the “white space” at the top of you page will push the banner to the bottom, which to me is a better situation, though not ideal. On another note. ipage.com has a special running right now http://www.ipage.com/ipage/index.html?source=ELI&PPCPN= 75% off regular price for their basic pkg. It equals 23.00 for a yr and includes a domain name. I am willing to pay for this pkg for one year(I have used iPage for several years with no complaints and techs are US based friendly and helpful). Subsequent years we can pass the hat to pay for it. I am willing to transfer funds to either Shirley or Tim via PayPal for this purchase, if that would be agreeable to the members. Package features: http://www.ipage.com/hosting-features Laverne Tornow Sent from Windows Mail From: Shirley Cullum via Sent: Sunday, April 5, 2015 11:11 AM To: List MNGenWeb After looking at county websites, the ones that are using the USGenWeb/RW banners do not have the search engine in them. The ones that are using the RW banner alone do have the search engine. I will check with RW on Monday to see what we need to do in order to have the USGenWeb banner on all county websites. Shirley ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message