The files are there!beteljuice wrote:Yes .... and noI do have to put my files in a public_html folder.![]()
The public_html folder is your website 'root' directory. You can have as many folders / directories (sub folders / sub directories) as you require.YES ! - the instructions tell you what directories you need to copy / create - if they are not there .......Would that be causing any src problems with the file wz_jsgraphics.js or others?
I have "mouse over" problems with the other gauges. Is this related?
I've already added a "Maps" page, this would mean that my site has grown.Regarding 'public_html', putting Cumulus in your 'root' limits you for any future growth / expansion - because Cumulus creates an index.htm file, which automatically becomes the 'main' page of that directory (think site).
I've put pictures in (map_images) for my maps page, and this works fine.You will notice that many have created [root]/weather/ directory where they load Cumulus files.
This enables to build your 'home' site with all your pictures of the cats etc. and creare page links to your weather/.. site
Sorry, I don't know what this means.pictures of the cats etc.
With my "maps" page, I upload this with Frontpage, and works fine, however, if it has any webtags in it like
it won't put the information in. How dose this happen, and can I get Cumulus to do it?<p class="credits"><br />
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