Footers in WE Pro 7

[mezzavo]

Good day all....

I am having an issue placing a default footer at the end of each and every page of my project. I have read through these boards thoroughly and completely and have found nothing. All I want to place is some copyright information as well as a visa/mc/amex logo.

The WE information about putting together a navigation map at the end is not an option either. Does anyone know how to do this? Is there anyway around this?

While I have your attention, might as well ask a final question...anyone know how to get around WE's penchant for saving the same graphic images per page on a multi-page document. Meaning...an example...I have 5 pages with all the same graphics but maybe one...any reason I have to have 5 copies of the same graphic just named differently based on page?

It would be greatly appreciated if anyone has any ideas.

Thanks!

[JohnnyD]

Good day all....

I am having an issue placing a default footer at the end of each and every page of my project. I have read through these boards thoroughly and completely and have found nothing. All I want to place is some copyright information as well as a visa/mc/amex logo.

The WE information about putting together a navigation map at the end is not an option either. Does anyone know how to do this? Is there anyway around this?

While I have your attention, might as well ask a final question...anyone know how to get around WE's penchant for saving the same graphic images per page on a multi-page document. Meaning...an example...I have 5 pages with all the same graphics but maybe one...any reason I have to have 5 copies of the same graphic just named differently based on page?

It would be greatly appreciated if anyone has any ideas.

Thanks!

Answering question one:

I always make a standard template for each website I build. That way they all have the same 'footer' and such, when ever I want the same thing to be in the same place at all times throughout the site. You may want to look in to doing that from here on out.

Answering question two:

The best thing to do is to create an image folder and have custom scripting direct to that folder to retrieve those images, that way you only use one image multiple times. There are at least two or three, if not more posts about how to do this. But if you need help, let me know.

[WebMonkey08]

Answering question one:

I always make a standard template for each website I build. That way they all have the same 'footer' and such, when ever I want the same thing to be in the same place at all times throughout the site. You may want to look in to doing that from here on out.

Answering question two:

The best thing to do is to create an image folder and have custom scripting direct to that folder to retrieve those images, that way you only use one image multiple times. There are at least two or three, if not more posts about how to do this. But if you need help, let me know.

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