You have produced a basic script using webProg3, in either Standard or Friendly form. You have then added widgets, or perhaps made alterations, which are beyond what WP3 can handle, so you can no longer upload it to WP3. Then, you would like to add a number of WP3 standard widgets, but you are seemingly unable to do it, and it appears that you now need to type them up manually.

Not so! I find myself In this position quite frequently, and I have a fairly easy workaround. Of course, REMOVING widgets is no problem at all. Just erase the HTML coding for them! Here's what I do to ADD standard widgets:

1) Run your script in a browser, kick it into FULL SCREEN mode (F11 key), and take a SCREENSHOT of it.

2) In WP3, begin a new script, and create a PICTURE widget in the top left-hand corner. Load your screenshot into it.

3) Create your new widget(s) using the background image as an exact guide, and save your script in either Standard or Friendly mode, depending on the mode of your hacked web page.

4) Using a text editor, copy the HTML for the new widgets to your hacked script. Pronto! QED!

Many programmers seem to enjoy typing up loads of HTML, but that doesn't include me! When you are working with pixels, manual production is indeed feasable, but when you have a Friendly script full of long decimalized vw numbers, it becomes a different kettle of fish!

Of course, you cannot avoid dealing manually with decimalized vw units 100% of the time, so for that reason I have included a little px-vw converter app in this very section of the site (see Topic 6).