simple plan not working

[queenidog]

I haven't worked on my webpages for well over a year and just recently upgraded from Wysiwyg 15 to 16.
I have one page where I list 4 items in a bulleted list as shown in screenprint
The Preview is correct in spacing, but the font is smaller.
The published page is shown here: http://www.raiderracing.com/ShowCar/magazines.html

I've tried a number of things to get it proper but cannot. At one time I had a table with these entries, which seemed to work, but I removed it for something simpler, like this bulleted list.

https://onedrive.live.com/?cid=F152207C ... ot&o=OneUp

[Pablo]

I could not get access to your project file. Can you please share it in a public location?
Note that I do not need your entire project, just a demo project of what you trying to do.

Related FAQ:
https://www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com/forum ... 10&t=82134

Also can you show me what it is suppose to look like?

[crispy68]

For each text block in the bulleted list, did you set the font size for each?

[queenidog]

New info: Only CHROME, my default browser is showing the page all skewed.

Opera and Edge show it correctly, with links that work no problem. Strange since Opera, and I think Edge now, use the Chromium engine for their browswers.

I deleted a number of Chrome extensions and turned off a few others. I shut down the McAffee firewall.

It appears to be a Chrome or Chrome with WSYIWYG problem.

[queenidog]

Pablo, the two links I put in my first post should give you the info you require. One is how it is supposed to look, other is how it actually looks, but as I said in another reply, it only looks screwy in CHROME (which unfortunately is my default browser, and probably default for millions of people).

[Pablo]

The onedrive link does not work for me.

Can you please describe exactly wherre on the page I need to look for the problem and what it is suppose to look like?

[queenidog]

Pablo,

I've been working on this thing, trying different things, so some stuff has changed. However, I still have a problem where Google Chrome does NOT display what I make in WYSIWYG. It works OKAY in Edge and Opera.

This is what I'm expecting:

This is what I get (in Chrome only): http://www.raiderracing.com/ShowCar/pictures87.html

I don't see my image when I do a preview. I had enclosed it in img tags. Here it is alone, on Google Drive: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DmdfWE ... sp=sharing

[Pablo]

I think the problem is related to the invalid filenames. File names should not have spaces.

Related FAQ:
https://www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com/forum ... f=10&t=131

[queenidog]

I don't have space in any of my filenames. The one I show you in previous posts is called pictures87. I don't use weird characters and no filename starts with numbers. I looked through all of them and all comply with the rules.

Why does it work with Opera and Edge, but not Google Chrome?

I have another page where the two elements in a navigation bar OVERLAP in Chrome, but are okay in Edge or Opera.

I wish I could just copy and paste screenprints instead of putting on the Cloud...lots of steps.

[Pablo]

I do see several images with invalid file names.
For example:
car at show ws.jpg
car at sunridge mall.jpg
crowd_around_car.jpg
Also, I recommend to use lowercase file names.

All browsers work different. Some browsers do not like filenames with spaces.

[queenidog]

oh...I was looking only at html files. I'll check photos. I agree, I always tell those I fix computers for : DON"T USE SPACES in file names. i'll get back to you.

[BaconFries]

Apart from spaces also ensure no images start with any numbers use lowercase and finally the file extension should really be .jpg and not .JPG

[queenidog]

Everyone: thanks for your replies.

My website consisted of photos taken with one of the very first digital cameras, 30 years ago, and auto numbering was a little weird. My own numbering system, and old versions of windows (where 8.3 style naming was convention) created a big mess.

I found names with () (brackets) , + signs, spaces, numbers at front, and jpeg/jpg extensions. Some had JPG in capitals.

I found a program online called Easy File Renamer that allowed me to make all these corrections. When I let the program list all the files in my "NEWWEB" folder, it found 6800 occurrences, not of bad files, just files. I applied the pattern to fix (eg replace space with underscore), and in 2 seconds, all the misnamed files were fixed! Wow! WYSIWYG should have this program as a add-in, or provide a link to it. Very inexpensive, considering what it can do.

After renaming, fixing photo names in WYSIWYG, re-publishing AND (not to be forgotten), emptying the cache, I got a good, proper page using Chrome.