Save for Web Hyphenation

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Gummo
Feb 11, 2008
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Anyone know how to prevent this hyphenation?

Gummo

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KatWoman
Feb 11, 2008
"Gummo" wrote in message
Anyone know how to prevent this hyphenation?

Gummo

don’t leave spaces in your files names

it adds hyphens for a reason

any file with incorrect syntax will not upload to a web page no spaces, no weird symbols like & etc should be in file names for the web
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bolo
Feb 11, 2008
ditto
"KatWoman" wrote in message
"Gummo" wrote in message
Anyone know how to prevent this hyphenation?

Gummo

don’t leave spaces in your files names

it adds hyphens for a reason

any file with incorrect syntax will not upload to a web page no spaces, no weird symbols like & etc should be in file names for the web
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no_spam_from_scumbags
Feb 12, 2008
As was said you should never use spaces. Depending on the server your pages will reside on you can get all kinds of nasty problems. On my server spaces are converted to %20 and it not only looks horrible, it is unprofessional and it makes url’s way longer and much harder for someone to type in. You should be able to go in and turn off the spaces to hyphens, but you shouldn’t do that.
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James McNangle
Feb 12, 2008
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As was said you should never use spaces.

And be warned that if you do have files with spaces in their names (as I did), Dreamweaver MX would happily rename them, and correctly update all links, but Dreamweaver 8 will not, and you have to update all the links manually.

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Gummo
Feb 12, 2008
"James McNangle" wrote in message
wrote:

As was said you should never use spaces.

And be warned that if you do have files with spaces in their names (as I did),
Dreamweaver MX would happily rename them, and correctly update all links, but
Dreamweaver 8 will not, and you have to update all the links manually.

Thanks everyone for your time and advice.

Gummo
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no_spam_from_scumbags
Feb 13, 2008
You should always have your file and directory naming down before you start. I use lowercase only and when I want a space I use an underscore. This saves a lot of headaches later on. You can’t count on software cleaning up your mess.

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