template question

I cannot see it, it says the listing was removed by ebay.

Just a suggestion ... I would change the picture alignment so that the viewer does not have to scroll sideways.

Like this one #5465001681

I have to scroll about 2" and my screen resolution is 1024 x 768. Most ebay viewers are still running with the resolution at 800 x 600.

This is a dumb question from a computer illerate...how do I change the resolution to 800 x 600 and where do I find it? In my computer or somewhere in Auctiva?

Thanks...

Assuming you are in Windows.. click the
right mouse button on an empty area of your desktop, then click 'Properties' at the bottom of the menu that comes up, then click on the 'Settings' tab, then you can adjust the 'Screen resolution' slider to 800x600 and click OK.

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Originally posted by Auctiva David:
Assuming you are in Windows.. click the
right mouse button on an empty area of your desktop, then click 'Properties' at the bottom of the menu that comes up, then click on the 'Settings' tab, then you can adjust the 'Screen resolution' slider to 800x600 and click OK.

I just checked, my screen resolution was already set to 800x600.

What else can I try?

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Originally posted by bargain*huntress:
I cannot see it, it says the listing was removed by ebay.

Hi, this is a new posting with the same problem, the extra space at the end of my listing.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5470...TRK%3AMESE%3AIT&rd=1

Hello TennisnTrains,

I have veiwed your listing and see the space. I checked out your source code and there is a lot of extra code that is causing this space. Did you paste your html for this into the text editor on our listing page? If so did you use Microsoft word to create it? If that is the case, On the text editor there a special button that is used for people pasting from MS word ( basically that program often adds unneccesary code). You would need to use that in the future. For now you might want to go to your listing and revise it, look for all the code that follows your last sentence. You should see a string of useless code that looks like: <p><font color...
over and over again. It is those <p>'s that are causing all the extra spaces.

Hi Brent, I used the template that was listed on the template thing that comes along with a new listing. And my data was typed on the listing.

I tried to find the extra spaces, but it seems to be easier said than done. Too much HTML for me to wade through. The auction is over now....if I use this template again, I will give it another try.


TENNISNTRAINS

You mentioned screen resolution, here is a handy little website:

http://www.anybrowser.com/ScreenSizeTest.html

Tennisntrains,

If this happens again while using any of our templates and putting the information in the way you have stated, please file a support case so that we can be of further assistance.