Joe Rusz said:
Pete, Once again, great advice, so thanks. I had heard the “pages too long” song before. But I don’t know what long means relative to short, as to me they look like they look, which is how they did when I made 'em. So how do I shorten them? BTW, maybe I’m too close to my creation (Ya think?), but I love how my site looks when you open it, especially when it opens on the home page with my smiley puss and the red Turbo photo. I was at the mailbox store inquiring about scanning some of my Porsche Sport annual stories onto a thumb drive so I could reprint them on my site (a normal home scanner won’t cut it because the pages are 10 x 10 inches), and when the guy opened my site, “Bam,” up she comes and just looks so cool. To me, at least.
BTW, take 2: my wife was on the Crystal Cruises site checking out a future cruise, and that is one great looking thing. Looks to be self-adjusting too, as it fills the screen. Her complaint is it takes forever to load (we are on crappy dsl at 0.74 Mbps), but I suspect that’s because it is so heavily content laden. And yes, we do love cruising on Crystal. They are tops.
Joe,
I was messing with MTPA and I confirmed that the “page settings” is where you set the length [right click on a page in the blank space and click the gear wheel for page settings.] You can make the length 100, and it will adjust to the length of your content, I think. It always grows to fit, but never shrinks!!
I often make ‘scans’ of big pages by putting them on the floor and taking a photo. Scanners tend to produce the dots of the old printing press, whereas a photo won’t - it blurs them so you don’t see them. See the two below - the loco is a photo taken of a page in a book, the other is a scan of a 300 dpi photo in a book. (Well, on my computer you can see the dots - I guess shrinking it when attached made them go away!)