After waiting a week for the links on the front page of the main site to be fixed I had to part ways with my "designer". :mad:The same one that gave me forum migration advice that lost the posts. So, I've been fixing links all day.

I think all the links on the left menu (FHRC resources) are fixed including Dr. Rooney's links (and all the farrier websites) and all the Educational Resources including all the anatomy pages and such. I figure you guys know what was there better than I do so if you could check it and give me feedback on what is not working it would save me some time. Remember to clear cache if you have been to those links while they were broke.

I know there are still top menu link issues which I will keep working on tomorrow and I know the FAQ links are not linked yet, so please proof the rest of the left side links. But so much progress today. And I got Katy's safergrass.org transferred and published, never set up a nested ftp account before. The shops are 99% functional. Pretty darn good for a day's work.

Thanks for everyone's support and patience. You guys are the best and I know it.

Next week, merchandise ordering! Something fun for a change:D

Thanks all,
Steve

Little do we know what goes on behind the scenes at times. sure hope you have some hair left by the time this is over with . . . .

Less every day!

Cyber Steve wrote:
Safergrass.org has been surviving since inception by the mercy of a line of hero's all working pro bono.

Ray Shamus of balancedequinenutrition.com did the first web design, until I could take a class and take over, for better or worse. Our Baron Taylor has provided free web hosting since it first came online. Recently Mia Guldhov, a barefoot trimmer (gyllenhov.com from) Sweden paid for a new design makeover.

Steve didn't even know about safergrass when he bought out Baron, but he too has graciously offered his support.

I am grateful to all of them, and if my website has been helpful, let them know that their support is appreciated. I no longer have funding for grass research. I'm WAY over my head with a certain aspects of of web design, so keeping the information flowing is really up to people who care enough to help. As Steve knows, these prima donna web artists are real expensive.

Glad I could help Katy.

So, I've finished all the front-end fixes that I can. There is a editor problem in the blogs and a few figures missing from some articles that are MIA on the server (I will get them off my old server), but otherwise everything looks pretty much back to normal up there. Just wasn't that difficult so, in the end, this turned out to be a positive learning experience. Painful, but positive. You guys check things out and let me know if you find things I overlooked. I did not open every page of ever article deeper in the catacombs. But I think it's working pretty well.