Can I and how do I implement HTML codes into my Microsoft Publisher Webpage?

Question

I am trying to do implement ads from different sources such as google, but when I go to view the webpage, it shows up in code not ads - please help. I"m frustrated.

Microsoft PUblisher 2003 has Webpage capability. That is what I"m "playing with" now.

Answer 1

Click INSERT > HTML code fragment

Write the Ad's HTML code in the box. (You can paste it by pressing CTRL + V.)

MS Publisher is not great for web development, you should look into some other software, I reccomend Dreamweaver as part of Adobe Creative Suite!

Answer 2

Do you mean Microsoft Frontpage, the web editor, or do you mean Microsoft Publisher, the software designed to publish brochures, flyers, etc?

While you can convert Publisher documents to HTML it is not fine tuned to do this and I suspect you cannot readily add HTML codes in Publisher.

You can do a view code in a Publisher produced web page, which you should be able to do just like you do with all web pages, you will see the raw HTML code. You can add and edit herein, save it under a new name, and then try it to make sure it is OK. This may be a bit cumbersome but I suspect it will work. Of course, you need to understand HTML to do this.

Answer 3

MS Publisher is a Desktop Publishing application, not a web development application.

Does the whole page show up as code or just the ads? Have you saved the file as an HTML file? The browser won't interpret it properly if you don't.

Try NVu for a real web development application.

Answer 4

it is fairly annoying to assert what's inflicting it without viewing the code, yet verify to make certain in the adventure that your javascript tags are no longer broken or closed, or div or table tags are set wisely. Are they the two displaying up high quality whilst in ordinary terms one is on the website? Do you have the website published stay someplace to look at?