Comments on: Setting Up Web Yep On Your Website http://aldebaranwebdesign.com/blog/setting-up-web-yep-on-your-website/ Seattle Small Business Web Design Tue, 15 May 2012 16:28:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Jill Olkoski http://aldebaranwebdesign.com/blog/setting-up-web-yep-on-your-website/comment-page-1/#comment-6204 Jill Olkoski Fri, 05 Aug 2011 16:47:45 +0000 http://aldebaranwebdesign.com/blog/setting-up-web-yep-on-your-website/#comment-6204 Hi John, I'm going to email directly with your answers. FYI for other folks, WebYep is written in PHP, not HTML. All WebYep pages need to end in PHP, and it's much easier if you use a program like DreamWeaver which utilizes a WebYep plugin to add and configure elements. There is a ton of information on the WebYep page with detailed installation and configuration instructions. Hi John,
I’m going to email directly with your answers. FYI for other folks, WebYep is written in PHP, not HTML. All WebYep pages need to end in PHP, and it’s much easier if you use a program like DreamWeaver which utilizes a WebYep plugin to add and configure elements. There is a ton of information on the WebYep page with detailed installation and configuration instructions.

]]> By: John Kinnear http://aldebaranwebdesign.com/blog/setting-up-web-yep-on-your-website/comment-page-1/#comment-6203 John Kinnear Fri, 05 Aug 2011 16:42:18 +0000 http://aldebaranwebdesign.com/blog/setting-up-web-yep-on-your-website/#comment-6203 Dear Jill, I am trying to decide whether to convert our website to Webyep. First thing is if its suitable for a small business like ours. Then if I do, I need a bit of help with the html. I want to set up 3 standard templates which will stay fixed whatever gets loaded into them. For example if someone uploads the wrong size image, I don't want the page distorted. That;'s probably very simple, I just need to know what html to use. DO you offer that sort of help? Or do you know someone who does? It's probably not more than an hour or two for an expert. Thanks John Dear Jill,
I am trying to decide whether to convert our website to Webyep. First thing is if its suitable for a small business like ours. Then if I do, I need a bit of help with the html.
I want to set up 3 standard templates which will stay fixed whatever gets loaded into them. For example if someone uploads the wrong size image, I don’t want the page distorted. That;’s probably very simple, I just need to know what html to use.
DO you offer that sort of help? Or do you know someone who does? It’s probably not more than an hour or two for an expert.
Thanks John

]]> By: Jill Olkoski http://aldebaranwebdesign.com/blog/setting-up-web-yep-on-your-website/comment-page-1/#comment-5597 Jill Olkoski Mon, 23 Aug 2010 22:58:13 +0000 http://aldebaranwebdesign.com/blog/setting-up-web-yep-on-your-website/#comment-5597 If you're still looking for help, please email me directly. If you’re still looking for help, please email me directly.

]]> By: Lori Orange http://aldebaranwebdesign.com/blog/setting-up-web-yep-on-your-website/comment-page-1/#comment-5591 Lori Orange Thu, 05 Aug 2010 02:43:30 +0000 http://aldebaranwebdesign.com/blog/setting-up-web-yep-on-your-website/#comment-5591 I'm trying to install Webyep into a client's Dreamhost acct. I use a mac and Freeway Pro. I don't understand where to place the Webyep folder. Should I ftp to the server? I'm not understanding where the key comes in either. I’m trying to install Webyep into a client’s Dreamhost acct. I use a mac and Freeway Pro.
I don’t understand where to place the Webyep folder. Should I ftp to the server? I’m not understanding where the key comes in either.

]]> By: Jill Olkoski http://aldebaranwebdesign.com/blog/setting-up-web-yep-on-your-website/comment-page-1/#comment-2162 Jill Olkoski Wed, 20 Aug 2008 17:28:04 +0000 http://aldebaranwebdesign.com/blog/setting-up-web-yep-on-your-website/#comment-2162 Hi Mark, If I'm understanding correctly, try creating a table and putting the row inside the loop. Then when you make another loop, it makes a new row and therefore the cells of that new row will stay next to each other: <blockquote> table Web Yep Loop start tr td Web Yep image /td td Web Yep content /td /tr Web Yep Loop end /table <blockquote> Hi Mark,
If I’m understanding correctly, try creating a table and putting the row inside the loop. Then when you make another loop, it makes a new row and therefore the cells of that new row will stay next to each other:

table
Web Yep Loop start
tr
td Web Yep image /td
td Web Yep content /td
/tr
Web Yep Loop end
/table

]]> By: Mark Wagner http://aldebaranwebdesign.com/blog/setting-up-web-yep-on-your-website/comment-page-1/#comment-2161 Mark Wagner Wed, 20 Aug 2008 17:24:06 +0000 http://aldebaranwebdesign.com/blog/setting-up-web-yep-on-your-website/#comment-2161 Hello Jill. I'm trying to get my elements to stay even with each other, I have a photo on the left and rich text on the right both with loops,but as they ad the elements they end up not even as I insert down the page.What can I do to keep them even with each other as I ad them? Thanks, Mark Hello Jill.
I’m trying to get my elements to stay even with each other, I have a photo on the left and rich text on the right both with loops,but as they ad the elements they end up not even as I insert down the page.What can I do to keep them even with each other as I ad them?

Thanks, Mark

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