Help: HTML practice

Subject: RE: Help: HTML practice
From: *daylia*
Date: 14 Feb 03 - 09:50 AM

PEACE

Aha! So THAT'S how you can change the font color with every letter! (used Joe's example at the link above). Now I just need to figure out how to get the font size back to normal ...

Subject: RE: Help: HTML practice
From: Melani
Date: 14 Feb 03 - 12:40 AM

Tech support has arrived, so I'm gonna try the one that didn't work.

HERE

Subject: RE: Help: HTML practice
From: Melani
Date: 13 Feb 03 - 10:22 PM

Okay, one last experiment:

Balclutha

Subject: RE: Help: HTML practice
From: Melani
Date: 13 Feb 03 - 10:17 PM

Whoopee! This time it worked!

???

Subject: RE: Help: HTML practice
From: Melani
Date: 13 Feb 03 - 10:15 PM

I'm trying this because I had no success with a blue clicky earlier.

http://www.nps.gov/safr/

The test link works fine, but I can't get the one in the post to work.

???

Subject: RE: Help: HTML practice
From: Doug Chadwick
Date: 20 Oct 02 - 10:34 AM

not underlined underlined

Subject: RE: Help: HTML practice
From: Jim Dixon
Date: 11 Jan 02 - 03:29 PM

These "Various Artists" albums may be of interest:

"The Great Depression: American Music in the '30s," Columbia CD CK-57589, 1993.

1 Brother, Can You Spare a Dime? - Rudy Vallee
2 All of Me - Louis Armstrong
3 It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing) - Duke Ellington
4 Hungarian Varsovienne - Henri Ford, Old Fashioned Dance Orchestra
5 Detroit Moan - Victoria Spivey
6 We Sure Got Hard Times - Barbecue Bob
7 Dark Was the Night (Cold Was the Ground) - Blind Willie Johnson
8 I'm Slappin' Seventh Avenue (With the Sole of My Shoe) - Duke Ellington and Orchestra
9 Mean Low Blues - Blues Birdhead
10 Happy Days Are Here Again - Casa Loma Orchestra
11 There's a New Day Coming - Ted Lewis
12 I Surrender, Dear - Red Norvo & His Orchestra
13 Creole Love Call - Duke Ellington
14 Gloomy Sunday - Billie Holiday
15 Headin' for Better Times - T. Lewis
16 N. R. A. Blues - Bill Cox
17 Are You Making Any Money? - Chick Bullock and His Levee Loungers
18 He's in the Ring (Doing the Same Old Thing) - Memphis Minnie
19 With Plenty of Money and You (Oh! Baby What I Couldn't Do) - Hal Kemp and His Orchestra
20 Dawn of a New Day - Horace Heidt & His Orchestra
21 Whistle While You Work - Artie Shaw & His New Music

"Songs of the Depression: Boom, Bust & New Deal," Bear Family CD 16029, 1999:

1 Hittin' the Ceiling - Smith Ballew
2 I'm in the Market for You - Bert Ambrose, Ambrose Orchestra
3 Happy Days Are Here Again - Casa Loma Orchestra
4 Song of the Bayou - Hardy, Marion Alabamians
5 Eddie Cantor's Tips on the Stock Market [Monologue] - Eddie Cantor
6 A Cottage for Sale - Hotel Pennsylvania Music
7 Get Happy - Ted Wallace, Campus Boys
8 Sweeping the Clouds Away [From: Paramount on Parade] - Casa Loma Orchestra
9 Laughing at Life - McKinney's Cotton Pickers
10 It's a Great Life (If You Don't Weaken) [From: Playboy of Paris] - Sam Lanin
11 Cheer Up! Good Times Are Comin' - Hotel Pennsylvania Music
12 Cheer Up! Smile! Nertz! [Ballyhoo] - Eddie Cantor, Phil Spitalny Music
13 Singing a Vagabond Song [From: Putting on the Ritz] - Ted Lewis Orchestra
14 Son of the Sun [From: Luana] - Jack Teagarden, Ben Pollack Orchestra
15 Hallelujah, I'm a Bum [From Hallelujah I'm A Bum] - Al Jolson
16 Big City Blues [From: Fox Movietone Follies of 1929] - Annette Hanshaw
17 There's a Tear for Every Smile in Hollywood [From: Showgirl in ...] - Blue Steele
18 Ten Cents a Dance - Ruth Etting
19 Cigarettes Cigars [From: Ziegfeld Follies of 1931] - Ruth Etting
20 Just a Gigolo [From: Doctor Cheer CBS Radio Transcription] - Johnny Marvin
21 Love for Sale [From: The New Yorkers'] - Libby Holman
22 We Can Live on Love - Smith Ballew
23 There's No Depression in Love - Vincent Rose
24 Now's the Time to Fall in Love [From: Palmy Days'] - Victor Young
25 I'm an Unemployed Sweetheart - Lee Morse
26 I Got Five Dollars [From: America's Sweetheart'] - Emil Coleman
27 I Found a Million Dollar Baby (In a Five and Ten Cent Store) - Paul Specht
28 Last Dollar - Eddie Droesch
29 Here It Is Monday and I've Still Got a Dollar - Chick Bullock
30 Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams (And Dream Your Troubles Away) - Mildred Bailey
31 Whistling in the Dark - Sam Lanin
32 Dancing in the Dark [From: The Band Wagon] - Ben Selvin Orchestra
33 Alone Together [From: Flying Colors] - Victor Young
34 Life Is Just a Bowl of Cherries [Excerpt from: Gems from: White, ...] - Mills Brothers, Boswell Sisters, Bing Crosby
35 (We've Got To) Put That Sun Back in the Sky - Boswell Sisters
36 Shoo the Hoodoo Away - Bert Ambrose, Orchestra Ambrose
37 Whistle and Blow Your Blues Away - Ben Selvin Orchestra
38 Headin' for Better Times - Ted Lewis Orchestra
39 Let's Have Another Cup o’ Coffee [From: Face the Music] - Enric Madriguera
40 Sittin' on a Rubbish Can - Julia Gerity
41 Underneath the Arches - Henry Hall
42 Brother, Can You Spare a Dime? - Bing Crosby
43 Remember My Forgotten Man [From: Gold Diggers of 1933] - Freddy Martin
44 It Must Be Swell to Be Laying Out Dead - Alex Bartha
45 Supper Time [From: As Thousands Cheer] - Leo Reisman
46 Banking on the Weather [From: Crooner] - Russ Carlson
47 A Shanty in Old Shanty Town - Gene Kardos
48 (Here We Are) Rolling in Love [From: The Old Fashioned Way] - Joe Morrison
49 I'd Rather Be a Beggar With You - Gene Bullock
50 Here You Come with Love - Freddy Martin
51 Let's Put Out the Lights (And Go to Sleep) - Bing Crosby
52 The Clouds Will Soon Roll By - Graham Prince
53 Rome Wasn't Built in a Day [From: Roman Scandels] - Abe Lyman
54 If I Ever Get a Job Again - Gene Kardos
55 Them Good Old Times Are Coming Back Again - Ben Selvin Orchestra
56 Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf? [From: The Three Little Pigs] - Ben Bernie
57 There's a New Day Coming - Ted Lewis Orchestra
58 Buy America! - Ted Lewis Orchestra
59 Hey! Young Fella - Ruth Etting
60 The Grass Is Getting Greener - Victor Young
61 (I Went Hunting) And the Big Bad Wolf Was Dead [From: Cockeyed Cavalie] - Ted Fiorito
62 We're Out of the Red [From: Stand Up and Cheer] - Ramona Davies, Park Avenue Boys
63 We're in the Money (The Gold Diggers Song) [From: Gold Diggers of 1933] - Boswell Sisters
64 The Road Is Open Again [From: The Road Is Open Again] - Dick Powell
65 Let 'Em Eat Cake [From: Let 'Em Eat Cake] - Emil Coleman
66 In a One Room Flat [From: The Way to Love] - Freddy Martin
67 What Have We Got to Lose? (Hi-Ho-Lack-A-Day) - Phil Harris
68 Stringin' Along on a Shoe String - Henry Red Allen, Coleman Hawkins
69 When My Ship Comes In [From: Kid Millions] - Eddie Cantor
70 If I Had a Million Dollars [From: Transatlantic Merry-Go-Round] - Boswell Sisters
71 Our Penthouse on Third Avenue - Gene Kardos
72 Raisin' the Rent [From: The Cotton Club Revue] - Romona Bargy, Roy Bargy
73 Annie Doesn't Live Here Anymore - Chick Bullock
74 The Boulevard of Broken Dreams [From: Moulin Rouge] - Connie Boswell
75 Now I'm a Lady (Goin' to Town) - Paul Whiteman Orchestra
76 I Gotta Get Up and Go to Work - Adrian Rollini & the Gang
77 Gotta Go to Work Again [From: My Man Godrey] - Ted Wallace
78 Are You Making Any Money? - Chick Bullock
79 Got the Jitters - Ozzie Nelson
80 Rain - Don Bestor
81 With Plenty of Money and You [From: Gold Diggers of 1937] - Ink Spots
82 I'm Feeling Like a Million [From: Broadway Melody of 1938] - Teddy Hill
83 Slumming on Park Avenue [From: On the Avenue] - Red Norvo
84 Whistle While You Work [From: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs] - Artie Shaw
85 W.P.A. - Louis Armstrong, Mills Brothers
86 Hey Pop! I Don't Wanna Go to Work - Kay Kyser
87 Dawn of a New Day - Horace Heidt
88 Happy Days Are Here Again - Ben Selvin Orchestra

"Poor Man's Heaven: Blues & Tales of the Great Depression," Bluebird CD 50958, 2003:

1 Eddie Cantor's Tips on the Stock Market - Eddie Cantor
2 A Tale of the Ticker - Frank Crumit
3 Brother, Can You Spare a Dime? - Leo Reisman And His Orchestra
4 Remember My Forgotten Man [Gold Diggers] - George Hall
5 It Must Be Swell to Be Laying Out Dead - Alex Bartha And His Hotel Traymore
6 Raisin' the Rent - Ramona, Roy Bargy
7 Sittin' on a Rubbish Can - Julia Gerity And Her Boys
8 Ten Cents a Dance [Simple Simon] - High Hatters
9 Poor Man's Heaven - Bud Billings, Carson Robison
10 The Rich Man and the Poor Man - Bob Miller
11 Hallelujah, I'm a Bum - Harry "Mac" McClintock
12 All In, Down and Out Blues - Uncle Dave Macon
13 Taxes on the Farmer Feeds Them All - Fiddlin' John Carson
14 How Can a Poor Man Stand Such Times and Live? - Blind Alfred Reed
15 The Farmer Relief Song - Vernon Dalhart
16 Dusty Old Dust (So Long It's Been Good to Know Yuh) - Woody Guthrie
17 35 Depression - Daddy Stovepipe, Mississippi Sarah
18 California Desert Blues - Lane Hardin
19 It's Hard Time - Joe Stone
20 President Roosevelt Is Everybody's Friend - J.M. Gates
21 Cwa Blues - Joe Pullum
22 Jimmy Shut His Store Doors - Cedar Creek Sheik
23 Welfare Store Blues - Sonny Boy Williamson
24 Poor But Ambitious - Wilmoth Houdini

Subject: RE: Help: HTML practice
From: Joe Offer
Date: 10 Dec 01 - 05:17 PM

Hi, Guest - Standard policy is that we go into HTML practice threads and delete practice messages every once in a while, to make room for more practice. I deleted the goofed-up guidelines from vectis because they might be misleading, and because it was a very lengthy message that prolonged the load time for this thread. I left the other messages up for the time being so people would know what happened.
We don't usually delete messages in ordinary threads, but HTML practice threads and PermaThreads are the exception.
I'm glad you asked.
-Joe Offer-

Subject: RE: Help: HTML practice
From: vectis
Date: 10 Dec 01 - 04:38 PM

Joe was correct. I edited Dans original post to suit me and then posted it here so that i could print out what it looked like as part of a project I had to do.
My copy was sound enough to meet my needs but was not complete enough for anyone to use it to encode HTML. Use Dans original or the Mudcat HTML guide for good advice.
Sorry Joe I didn't consider that my bit of practice could mislead others.

Subject: RE: Help: HTML practice
From: GUEST
Date: 10 Dec 01 - 11:07 AM

Joe,

Just curious, but why didn't you delete the subsequent messages?

They make no sense in the light of what you have deleted.

Subject: RE: Help: HTML practice
From: Jeri
Date: 09 Dec 01 - 06:31 PM

I think this oughtta work. You can use these for examples of HTML:
Type &lt; for <
and &gt; for >

Subject: RE: Help: HTML practice
From: Joe Offer
Date: 09 Dec 01 - 06:07 PM

I dunno - I think the above post from Vectis is correct, except that the HTML display codes didn't copy. It's a copy of Dan Mulligan's post in the Mudcat HTML Guide (click). Take a look at the information there, and let me know if there are any corrections to be made.
Thanks.
-Joe Offer-

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Joe's practice:
&schwa;

Subject: RE: Help: HTML practice
From: GUEST
Date: 09 Dec 01 - 05:38 PM

a bigger pile of good information mixed with utter nonsense, i have rarely seen...

If you're not sure about HTML, be very wary of the above.

Some truth, lots of mistakes / misinformation

Subject: RE: Help: HTML practice
From: Steve in Idaho
Date: 09 Dec 01 - 05:37 PM

Huh?? I am impressed though! I'm just glad I can do a clicky and italics. Maybe next week I'll learn something else :-)

Does make ya feel good to do a clcky though *G*

Steve

Subject: RE: Help: HTML practice
From: vectis
Date: 09 Dec 01 - 04:35 PM

Thanks Mudcat for helping me out with a bit of the site. What a wonderful facility.

Subject: RE: Help: HTML practice
From: vectis
Date: 09 Dec 01 - 04:29 PM

[message deleted]
Vectis posted a copy of Dan Mulligan's instructions from the Mudcat HTML Guide, but Dan's display HTML did not copy into this post. Refer to the HTML Guide for correct information. I deleted the copy here because the lack of HTML display codes made it incorrect.
-Joe Offer-

Subject: RE: Help: HTML practice
From: vectis
Date: 09 Dec 01 - 04:21 PM

Here are some web sites which are of interest to special needs teachers in the UK.

Special Needs Information Press

Click to e-mail snip

Bett 2002

Nasen

Self Esteem Advisory Service

Electronic Library 250

iANSYST

Revised Code of Practice

Click here To join in a virtual conference on the new Code of Practice

Professional Association of Teachers of Students with Specific Learning Difficulties

Subject: RE: Help: HTML practice
From: GUEST,vectis
Date: 07 Dec 01 - 09:30 AM

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It worked. My first Blicky ever.

Subject: HTML practice
From: GUEST,Vectis at work
Date: 07 Dec 01 - 09:24 AM

These are some sites of interest to teachers of special needs pupils in the UK. Courses and conferences

Bett 2002

Nasen

self esteem
Hopefully these blickies will work and the title will be bold.