Hi there creative1977,
Simple, just use the HTML and CSS coding and images that I provided for you here...
creative-77-psw.zip
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Hi there creative1977,
Simple, just use the HTML and CSS coding and images that I provided for you here...
creative-77-psw.zip
Hi there creative1977,
The main problem with your gallery is that that the images have different aspect ratios which distorts
the images when you apply fixed dimensions. So, in my coding, I...
Hi there creative1977,
When someone or a crawler tries to go to this address...
https://coothead.co.uk/creative1977/index.php
...the PHP at the top of the document...
Hi there creative1977,
I forgot to mention that, although robots.txt is used to deter crawlers,
your index.php would, actually, only be visible to them if they were in
possession of your...
You need to create a robots.txt file.
https://moz.com/learn/seo/robotstxt
https://developers.google.com/search/docs/advanced/robots/intro
coothead
Hi there creative1977,
the PHP code above the <!DOCTYPE HTML> is SERVER SIDE code and not sent to or visible CLIENT SIDE.
Go to this page...
https://coothead.co.uk/creative1977/index.php
Hi there creative1977,
let us know if you are able to get it to work for you OK.
coothead
Hi there Christ88,
perhaps this link will put your mind at ease...
How to fix a 404 error
coothead
I actually gave you a link to the zipped PHP password folder in post #9.
Here it is again...
creative-77-psw.zip
coothead
Hi there creative1977,
No, I meant that on reflection a PHP as opposed to a HTML method was preferable.
Yes, the two files should communicate with the server, but I was unable to code it...
The php extension is required, because, on reflection,
I considered the PHP solution to be ideal.
Yes, but it required the use of .htpasswrd and
.htaccess files which I was unable to make...
Hi there creative1977,
yes, that can be done using php.
I have put the page on my server for you to test...
https://coothead.co.uk/creative1977/index.php
Test Password :- abc-123
If you mean the creative1977.zip file, I can delete it if you like.
coothead
Hi there creative1977,
and a warm welcome to these forums. :D
Well, I don't know if you will find this example to be more simple,
but what I can say, is that you will find it more...
Hi there ankitdixit,
and a warm welcome to these forums. ;)
Here is an example...
<!DOCTYPE HTML>
<html lang="en">
This is the second thread that you have started about cars. :confused:
You have most certainly taken a wrong turning on your journey
and ended up at a coding forum instead of an automotive
...
The width of the images will depend upon what you consider
to be their acceptable height.
Have a look at the attached example and tell me whether
the images require more or less height.
...
Hi there FURRYPOO,
In your original post you asked for " slideshow full page".
So I did that. ;)
Then in post #4 you complained that "the images are cut, they don't show the full content"...
Hi there Shrreecaterers,
and a warm welcome to these forums. ;)
I will give you the benefit of the doubt with regard to your question,.
So I can only say that I am unable to answer it....
I recoded the page for you, but in your infinite wisdom, you have chosen to ignore it. :eek:
Your existing page is riddled with errors and employs deprecated 20th methodology...
Report - 37...
Hi there FURRYPOO,
I have recoded your home page
Check out the attachment to view it.
coothead
Hi there FURRYPOO,
check out the attachment, which contains an amended CSS file.
Delete the original and use this new one instead.
coothead
Hi there FURRYPOO,
I do not possess a mobile phone myself.
But my tests with "Responsive Mode View"
in the Firefox browser indicated, as I pointed
out in my original post,
Hi there FURRYPOO,
No problem, simply use this CSS revision...
main {
flex: 1 0 auto;
Hi there FURRYPOO,
and a warm welcome to these forums. ;)
Check out the attachment, which contains a working example that
is equally at home on mobile devices as it is on a desktop PC.