PhillipJones wrote: > If you have to have spaces, use code for spaces instead %20 then you can > show you link with space but when it actually goes to the link it sees > the &20 [SIC] instead.
What "code" would you use for a filename space other than %20 ? > Its better to either create the link with no spaces as as in http://wwww > ThisIsYourSite.com > or use Underscores that Windows and Unix have been happy with since > there was HTML. as in: > http://www.this_is_your_site.com First of all, spaces are not permitted in domain names. Secondly, you can't substitute underscores for spaces in hosted filenames either. They would be two different files. Thirdly, don't use real domain names as examples. Your "thisisyoursite" is owned by a gentleman from Sarasota, Florida, and you've just handed it to search engines. Maybe he doesn't want that. Use "example.com" instead. -- -bts -Four wheels carry the body; two wheels move the soul _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
