Hi,
I am sorry to bother everyone but I have a weird request.
I want to use Fusion to create a single small webpage so that I will use the HTML code from it (after stripping out Body, Header and other tags) and place it inside the body of another webpage to make a single webpage. Basically they have a webpage where you can add HTML code to spice up a section and have the code displayed (not the code itself but what was encoded like a clickable picture which leads to another website or text that has CSS properties) on their webpage. Does that make any sense? Most of the stuff is rudimentary so I want to include a lot of stuff that will look very impressive.
I have never blogged but if you are given a space where you can write and include HTML code in it like you can in this forum's messages, then save it and that text is now placed in a webpage that has other features like search, other authors etc so you only have to do a small part.
Actually this forum's messages are a good example. When writing a message, you are given a text area where you can include HTML code to spice it up. Then when saved that text is a part of a larger webpage that includes other posts and all the information automatically generated at the top and the left of the webpages. So it saves a lot of effort on the writer's part.
Is there an easier way to do it, perhaps using iframe that what I write below? I suspect there is a really easy way to do this than what I propose.
What I want to do is create a webpage that has no MasterBorders so it is a single piece of code, a single webpage then strip out Body, Header and other tags that are not needed, so I can copy and paste the rest of the code into the other webpage.
Do you think Fusion's using pixel level accuracy will create any problems, if so should I force it to be completely HTML 5 code or use Tables?
Be able to control the width of the to be inserted webpage (using Fusion's grid bars to control the size) so that it fits within the area they give without causing scroll bars to appear on the bottom.
Then create some impressive looking code with Fusion. The problem I foresee is since I do not have directory control, I cannot load anything more than code so I need to hard code a complete URL for every resource (picture) like http:www.x.com/FileIWantToDisplay.jpg (I am not including the // after http in case it wants to make a link of something I just made up) instead of just FileIWantToDisplay.jpg like I could if I could upload something to the directory. So my question is can you tell Fusion to use full URLS instead of relative URLS?
There are some more questions but these are the dealbreakers I foresee.
Thank you
Philip