Hi Everyone,

This isn't as cut and dry as the title sounds.
(BTW, This is all on a Temp URL that my new host is providing for me to get my site configured properly etc)

Ok... On this page: http://ecbiz122.inmotionhosting.com/~yo … rship.html
My HTML Page is calling my CSS for the general page layout but there is a section of the page that was created by my prior host (It's an SBI / Site Sell / SiteBuildit C2 Template) that I want to keep the functionality of and will need help on this in coming days. (If you know how to make this functional, I'm likely willing to PAY YOU to set it up so that a visitor can enter their info and then it's all sent to me)

Back to the issue at hand right now: I removed all of the inline styling from the html page linked above (Look for commented out source code as this is the CSS that I moved to my actual CSS file) and moved it to my CSS file and uploaded that but without the "On Page" CSS, the text boxes and text in that section now does not have the proper styling.

This is weird and I'd like to get all of that on page CSS out of my field of vision so I can disect and figure out the rest of it.

If anyone wouldn't mind commenting on why a part of my page is not calling the css but the rest of the page is I'd be most appreciative and I thank you all very much in advance.

Stuart K

Without having delved into your code, I see that your pages are made up of frames. Maybe some css pertaining to the various frames doesn't get through, it depends how the css is applied. But then I would need to see what it should be like, to be able to say why it is not like that. On a first glance I can't see what is not working.

Regarding people sending info to you, check out the CC form builder.

Hmm... Well I have Form Builder and was going to use that for my Contact form but does it allow Multiple Pics to be included??

Also, Could you show me where a "frame" begins in my code? Are you talking about iFrames??

Thanks again Inger Elk

After looking a bit closer at your code, the 'frames' are all the adverts from Google. They are actually not really frames, but they show up as such, see the attached image from the Web developer ad-on for Firefox. What they really are, are links to a javascript file at googleads.

You can set the form builder to upload multiple images, yes.

Sorry, here's the image...