If you read and followed my original post about adding a Twitter link to your iWeb site then you may well remember that I promised a follow-up post. Okay, so it’s been a while but here it is. If you want more than just a ‘Follow me on Twitter’ link on your iWeb-site you can add a status widget for all to see. Read the rest of this entry »

That’s right folks. Regular followers of my Twitter feed will know that I am taking a nice relaxing summer holiday with my family starting Friday. This short post is to let you all know that if you do e-mail me or leave a comment and expect a reply anytime soon I won’t be back to my iMac until 19 July.

Don’t worry though, I have written several posts which are ready and I have scheduled them to publish whilst I am away so you can look forward to: Read the rest of this entry »

It’s been a couple of weeks since I last did a ‘Questions of the week’ post, not because I have been lazy, but the questions I have been asked I have already answered in one way, shape or form elsewhere on this site. Thankfully though there are a few of you still who have a problem or two with iWeb and I am only too happy to help.

If you have an iWeb question that you think I might be able to help with drop me a line through the Contacts page or leave a comment. Read the rest of this entry »

Following on from this week’s earlier post about problems with iWeb sites displaying in Internet Explorer I decided to experiment with some conditional comments and a bit of CSS and came up with the following bit of code to add to your iWeb sites. The end result is a colored rectangle that will appear on your iWeb site (wherever you place the HTML Snippet) whenever an IE user visits your site. Within the rectangle is a warning that their browser is incompatible with your iWeb site. Read the rest of this entry »

If you have ever viewed your iWeb site in Internet Explorer (and of course you should have done when you tested it just before publishing) you may well have noticed that it looked a little strange; not as you designed it!

There are a variety of reasons why your iWeb site looks like it has been chewed by a dog and then spat out again and here they are explained along with a few tips to help you get around the problems. Read the rest of this entry »