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Script Module formatting

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aaric

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I'm using SiteBuilder on a site hosted by mydomain.com. I'd like to have the graphic ad generated by a script module (Amazon book link) on the same horizontal line as the description of the book. Is it possible to put a script module in a cell of a table? Is there a better way to do this?

http://www.aaric.com/page6.php is the page in question

Much thanks,

Aaric
 
Hi AAric:

You are going to have to create the whole page (or section) in Dreamweaver or equivalent HTML editor and then put all the code in the script module. I had to do this with a client that wanted his office DVD's on his website. The script module is a stand alone feature that cannot be slotted into a table cell.

Check out www.montvalerehab.com/page34.php as just one example of how I did it.

Good luck!

Roger
 
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