https://www.posetteforever.com/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=1271&p=18374#p18374
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Poserkatz
Wednesday, 09 February 2005, 01:42 PM


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Hello, much of that, what pangor said, is right.
Fonts are always a problem - if you use a ttf, which noone else use/install
on the PC, normally webbrowsers use a "similar/next to"-Font.
Unfortenately is the "similar font"- Function very different to Programs.
Either you try to use the fonts, which on 99% of the PCs or you give the
visitors the option to download your font, to show the website correct.
But be careful: some free fonts are prohibited to give them away on this
way.

But the most important thing is: You have written your email-adress on your site!  :crybaby: 
All spam-spiders can your adress work out now! I wouldn't do that.
You have several possibilities to change that: 
1. Use ascii-text 2. ANSI-Code 3. Hide the emailadress with a javascript
4. place a pic (unfortenately the visitors have to manually type in the emailadress then).

But i please you  :pray:  - never use your emailadress without a care.

On the web there are codegenerators to chnage your emailadress into ANSI/ASCII-Code,
so your visitors still can read the adress, all functions to email are available, but the spam-
bots and spamspiders coulkd NOT read this emailadress.

Puhhh, that was a lot of writing here - one last word: You have a base to a great site with
well design and very good look & feel - but the sourcecode will make the loading of your site
slowly, if you once have big content, all homepage-generators are the same (too much of
overfloating sourcetext), so i agree with pangor: Try to learn a bit html, it's not so difficult.

Regards Frank


