G'day from Perth,
Now that I've got your attention !!
When adding a son to a marriage I must have clicked for a daughter and
then
when adding the wife to the offspring's own marriage she has gone in as
the
husband. Further complication (& how I spotted the error) is that the
latest
offspring /son got allocated the female's family name!
I want to correctly sex the original son and his wife which should free up
all of the other surnames but short of deleting all of the 4 or 5 records
I
wonder if there's an easier way?
The buttons on the individual information window for M F & ? appear
to
be locked so it's not a simple one click change for each person.
(Following on from that, I wonder how Legacy will now handle the "same
sex"
marriages a la Elton JOHN etc)
Peter Holmes
Western Australia
[HOLMES (Witham on the Hill, Pinchbeck, Donington and then
Leicestershire),
DAVISON (Donington), CRAGG (Leicestershire & Nottinghamshire), RYLOTT &
WITHERINGTON (Gosberton, Gosberton Clough)] [Villages are in Lincolnshire]
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Hi,
That's how I did my website:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~cabyers/
Carol
Elk Grove, CA
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Michael
Carroll
Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2006 3:45 PM
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Subject: [LegacyUG] Legacy & Web Site Structure
Hi,
I've been reading Cyndi Howells' "Planting Your Family Tree Online." One
suggestion she has for web site structure is to have different sections
for
different surnames, where you think of the sections as chapters. So I
might
start with my grandparents, for example, and have sections for Carroll,
Stone, Fogarty, & Patterson.
One reason she gives for doing it this way is that when the audience is
relatives, say cousins of mine, they will mainly be interested in the
part(s) of the web site that mention their ancestors.
I can do this in Legacy, I guess, by using the Ancestor web page style,
and
making 4 separate web page projects, one for each grandparent. Then I
would
use some HTML editor (not Legacy) to make the home page or main index
page,
which would provide links to the separate projects.
It looks like I could use the Home Button option on the Links tab of the
web
page dialog to tell Legacy to link each page back to the home page that I
created outside Legacy.
I was wondering if anybody else has tried something like this (and maybe
run
into problems I haven't thought of), or has any other thoughts on Legacy
&
web site structure.
Thanks.
Mike Carroll
Oro Valley, AZ
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