Website - www.redriver.org/fire - was created using CC VSD 7.0 standard page size 960 X 768 on a machine running XP SP3 with the local monitor set to 1280 X 1024.

The website looks fine on this machine as well as older computers. When viewed on newer Vista machines with widescreens (as well as iPhone using Safari), some text will wrap unnecessarily.

For example, on the homepage, the title “Department” will drop down a line. Above the “Fire Restriction” button, the word “Areas” will drop down a line onto the button itself. Again, on the EMS page, the title wraps the word “Services”, although there is ample space to display it on one line.

Why is the text wrapping and is there anything I can do to stop it?

Hey

We have actually been working on an update to Visual Site Designer that address many past issues. You can download the latest version(7.0 Build 24) from the My Products page on our website. Upon installing the new version to your computer, it is best to instantly open your website using the new version and click File > Save As to save the project to a new location. This will apply all version changes to your website!

Although this update to Visual Site Designer has made vast improvements to the markup and how the site will display in different browsers and operating systems, there are a few things you should take a look at.

Why Does My Website Change Depending On Which Browser I'm Using?

http://www.coffeecup.com/help/articles/ … -im-using/


Working With Text in Visual Site Designer.

http://www.coffeecup.com/help/articles/ … -designer/

Understanding both of these articles will greatly enhance your understanding on how the software works.

Let me know how it works out!

Scott,

Your solution of updating to VSD 7.0 build 24 "fixed the glitch". I updated the program from your website, opened my file and resaved, and the text stopped wrapping on the affected computers/handheld devices.

Thanks for your quick resolution to our problem!