using HTML text in FWMX ?

[Jfreak53 webforumsuser@macromedia.com]

Help please!!!!

Ok, this is the deal, when I nest plain old HTML into the document it comes out fine i.e.:

<P>hello world
<h5>hello world</h5>

but if I go changing the size any then my whole document goes whack on me, what to do, help please like this current document that's at this site:

jfreak53.tripod.com/test/spkiosk.html

with the plain old text it did fine, until that is I tried to change from H5 to H4 or 3 then the doc went whack, also the table that I have is copied html and pasted into the HTML window in FW, and this is what it does to me, please help me, I have about 20 pages to do and to do all the text in images will be a huge page, this page is currently with the HTML going about 300KB, help please?
The original doc is also on this page you can download it and check out my errors:

jfreak53.tripod.com/test/spkiosk.png

I don't like making the text in image format it takes the size way out of whack and it doesn't look right sometimes if it's too small and also it becomes too big in size.

jfreak

[Murray *TMM*]

There is no way to reliably prevent HTML text from resizing in the browser
if the user decides to change the text settings from Medium to Large, for
example. Using CSS to style the text with pixel sizes *will* prevent the
text from resizing in IE, but not in NN6+ or any other contemporary browser.
And even the IE failure to resize can be blocked by the user.

The only way to prevent the effect that this resizing produces is to remove
the text from the HTML and make graphics of it instead. This is a very poor
method, however, because it causes page weight to increase dramatically
(remember that anything greater than 40-45K total for any given page,
including the weight of all images, will take long enough to download on a
56k dialup that your 'click-through' will increase significantly according
to the usability experts). In addition, putting your content into graphics
will remove that content from accessability requirements, and from search
engine spidering.

The solution is to build your pages with enough flexibility to accommodate
the resizing and yet retain their functionality.

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"Jfreak53" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Help please!!!!
>
> Ok, this is the deal, when I nest plain old HTML into the document it

comes out fine i.e.:

>
> <P>hello world
> <h5>hello world</h5>
>
> but if I go changing the size any then my whole document goes whack on me,

what to do, help please like this current document that's at this site:

>
> jfreak53.tripod.com/test/spkiosk.html
>
> with the plain old text it did fine, until that is I tried to change from

H5 to H4 or 3 then the doc went whack, also the table that I have is copied
html and pasted into the HTML window in FW, and this is what it does to me,
please help me, I have about 20 pages to do and to do all the text in images
will be a huge page, this page is currently with the HTML going about 300KB,
help please?

> The original doc is also on this page you can download it and check out my

errors:

>
> jfreak53.tripod.com/test/spkiosk.png
>
> I don't like making the text in image format it takes the size way out of

whack and it doesn't look right sometimes if it's too small and also it
becomes too big in size.

>
> jfreak
>
>

[Jfreak53 webforumsuser@macromedia.com]

Ok, one last question I promise, having seen this page how do you think I could optimize it to use HTML?

jfreak