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I had someone create a web site for my company. My company is a consulting company for lawyers. We advise them on ethics issues. I did not see it but the web designer put “Legal Advice on Ethics” in the title bar which is not visible on the web page. I think he meant to put “Advice on Legal ethics” instead. At any rate, I am now in all kinds of trouble with a claim that this title bar means I am holding myself out as entitled to practice law, a felony crime. He asked me to approve the web site by going to his web site. I read it there and never saw any title bar. I need authoritative sources that show when you read the web page from someone’s else website on the Internet that you can not see the title bar. I approved the web site by looking at it on the webmaster’s Internet site. I never saw a printed page that would reveal the title bar there.
Help!
[edited by: engine at 8:34 am (utc) on Aug. 23, 2004]
[edit reason] No sigs, thanks. See TOS [webmasterworld.com] [/edit]
...when you read the web page from someone’s else website on the Internet that you can not see the title bar...
What were you looking at? A screenshot? Was this pre-launch?
