Newly published pages from iweb have crazy fonts, what happened?

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Newly published pages from iweb have crazy fonts, what happened?

I have been using iweb for my website for quite some time now and all of a sudden everytime I publish an update to a page, the fonts are crazy. What is going on? It is the same crazy fonts on Safari, Firefox and Google Chrome. Help! I am certain I am using web friendly fonts, so there is no reason for this to be happening. All of the other pages that were published earlier still look fine. Please check out www.shopkeywestdog.com (the fonts at the bottom of the first page is a great example) and give me some direction.

Thank you!

MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.8)

Posted on Mar 11, 2013 7:02 AM

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Answer 1

Roddy

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Mar 11, 2013 11:04 AM in response to kwgirl

Do a Command A on the page in iWeb and make sure the text boxes are not overlapping each other.

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kwgirl Author

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Mar 11, 2013 1:31 PM in response to Roddy

No overlaps and it is very random. The fonts that changed (look crazy) were not what was edited. Not sure how to proceed.

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Wyodor

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Mar 11, 2013 1:57 PM in response to kwgirl

You edited the page after publishing.

Did you add the <h1> HTML element to the code?

Did you change the <p> element in <h1>?

<h1><span style="line-height: 17px; " class="style_11">Designer Dog Collars, Dog Accessories, Dog Supplies ~ ShopKeyWestDog.com</span></h1>

It's in the <div> with id=8.

AFAIK iWeb does not use the element.

So most likely you caused the problem yourself. Do not do that.

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Wyodor

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Mar 11, 2013 3:10 PM in response to kwgirl

And this is what I see on my iPad :

It's this HTML Snippet :

http://www.shopkeywestdog.com//luxury-designer-pet-supplies-_-key-west-dog_files /widget2_markup.html

And looking at your page, of which there are similar ones by other iweb users, I wonder where people get the desire from to empty the garbage can or flush the toilet above iWeb.

Is it really so difficult to create an esthetically pleasing website that does not ruin my eyesight?

Why not start again and leave out all the trash, garbage, junk, refuse and other digital waste.

And hurry, before you know it, it's against the law. If it isn't already.

Oh, and what's this :

http://www.shopkeywestdog.com/luxury-designer-pet-supplies-_-key-west-dog_files/ search3Fq3Dsmall2Btwitter2Bicon26tbnh3D6426tbnw3D6426hl3Den26gbv3D226sig3D100603 06826633442840426biw3D102426bih3D55426tbs3Dsimg-CAQSEgnqKT9SCVhlkCFrorp3sRgDmQ26 tbm3Disch%26itbs%3D1%26i.jpg

Copied an image from a search?

search3Fq3Dsmall2Btwitter2Bicon

It must be very demanding to leave out some characters from the filename.

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kwgirl Author

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Mar 12, 2013 8:02 AM in response to Wyodor

Thank you for the kind words. It's so nice to know that someone who has never used iweb or built a website to start a new business before a few months ago can come to this discussion board to look for help and find someone who understands that not everyone has the time and knowledge to built professional websites from their kitchen table, such kind direction you have offered. So thank you for the direction, it has helped me fix my problem that I requested help for. Hope you have a wonderful day.

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