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21 Oct 99 - 12:01 PM (#126396) Subject: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: T in Oklahoma (Okiemockbird) The other practice thread is getting too big.
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21 Oct 99 - 12:14 PM (#126407) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: Okiemockbird One good thing about the old thread, though, was that it had links to here (http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/) and to here (http://www.ncdesign.org/html/list.htm). |
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21 Oct 99 - 12:21 PM (#126409) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: Tony Burns Testing linking to an image. |
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21 Oct 99 - 12:26 PM (#126412) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: Okiemockbird Now try the <blockquote> tag again, not forgetting the hash marks: But make no mistake about it, the public domain, that informational commons, free to all uses and users, has real social and cultural value. It's a creation of the very first copyright law, the Statute of Anne of 1710, and it's importance is reflected in the limited times language of the copyright clause of the United States Constitution. Discussions of the public domain which center on whether high quality reprints of classics cost more or less than cheaply produced mass market paperbacks trivialize the concept of the public domain by overlooking its more central function as the source to which the creative men and women of each generation turn for the materials they refashion into new and newly valuable works of imagination.--Law Professor Peter Jaszi, Testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee, September 20, 1995. |
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21 Oct 99 - 12:51 PM (#126422) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: Okiemockbird One more crack at it:
-- Twentieth Century Music Corp. v. Aiken, 422 U.S. 151, 156 (1975)(footnotes omitted). |
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21 Oct 99 - 01:45 PM (#126446) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: Jon Freeman I can't resist the temptation any longer: Hopefully Click on the music to play it.
Jon I should delete it, but it's too cool to delete. I'll leave it for Max to delete. He doesn't like embedded images - but this is a practice thread, so the rules are a bit relaxed.
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07 Nov 99 - 06:23 PM (#132965) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: katlaughing JON!! THAT IS SO KOOL!! I love the tune AND THE NIFTY HTML!! I am working on my own and Roger's websites, which are not up, yet. I find learning it to be tedious, but it's so fun once i figure something out! I am sitting here just smiling listening! Thanks, kat |
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07 Nov 99 - 06:47 PM (#132979) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: Jon Freeman Kat,I don't know the HTML language - I tend to let other programs do the work and copy and paste from there. e.g. If Iput up a "blue clicky thing" I have almost certainly used Outlook Express and taken (and possibly modifed) the relevant bit of the HTML source from there. I suppose the one thing that does make it easier for me is that to some degree, I can understand Pascal, Basic, C++,Java,SQL... ie.programming languages so it is reasonably easy or me to know which bit of the HTML I need. To the best of my knowledge, that tune is traditional Welsh. Jon
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10 Nov 99 - 12:30 PM (#134143) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: JedMarum I will be playing this week at: The Y.O. Ranch , on Ross in Dallas's West End on Fri Nov 12 from 7 to 11PM The Celtic Quill, on Laws @ Munger, also in Dallas's West End on Sat Nov 13. I will be playing the Quill with my friend and occasional music partner, the dashing, the outrageous, the effervescent, Rene Lawrence (see pics link below). As always, I will be at the Sons of Hermann acoustic jam on Thursday night. This is one of Dallas's oldest, and best sessions. It starts at about 7:30 and runs 'til the last player drops or the place closes at 1. If yer in Dallas on any Thursday, and ya love real live, acoustic music; Ya gotta see the jam at the Sons! I have posted a few pics from last week's show at the Emerald Mist where many of Dallas's top Celtic and folk performers played a benefit for one of the Southwest Celtic Music Association members. There're also a couple of pics from Halloween. By the way, Jed Marum is the name I use for performance. If y'all are in Dallas and have a chance to stop by, I would love to see ya! |
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12 Nov 99 - 12:10 AM (#134910) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: Okiemockbird Here is a font test. test of this size Does it revert ? test of this size What about this ? |
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16 Nov 99 - 02:37 AM (#136721) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: MudGuard And apart from that, I can make a green clicky thingy even in a browser which has a default blue, like Click here to go to MudCat home |
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16 Nov 99 - 08:13 PM (#137075) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: McGrath of Harlow Let's just see if this comes out the way it is meant to.l click here, and a hungry person gets a meal to eat at no cost to you And how about this or this |
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17 Nov 99 - 08:18 PM (#137652) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: Gary T B |
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19 Nov 99 - 02:14 PM (#138448) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: MMario this is a test:
MIDI file: braes.mid Timebase: 192 Name: braes This program is worth the effort of learning it. To download the March 10 MIDItext 98 software and get instructions on how to use it click here ABC format: X:1
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20 Nov 99 - 01:42 PM (#138802) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: Gary T line one line two line three four |
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22 Nov 99 - 07:09 PM (#139712) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: JedMarum their |
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25 Nov 99 - 07:08 AM (#140600) Subject: Test From: Tiger Test Test |
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26 Nov 99 - 09:10 AM (#140900) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: bassen do all these work? here or here or here
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26 Nov 99 - 05:25 PM (#141068) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: McGrath of Harlow click> A/> |
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26 Nov 99 - 06:03 PM (#141086) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: Ed Pellow Just trying this out:
Don't bother following the link, it's somewhat dull at present. |
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27 Nov 99 - 03:42 AM (#141271) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: Benjamin Okay, Okay, if this worked, it should be an orange link! Never tryed this before! |
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27 Nov 99 - 02:57 PM (#141401) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: MudGuard Benjamin, you have to place the font tag inside the anchor tag to make it work. Otherwise this happens: the browser sees the font tag which says to make the following text orange. then the browser sees the anchor tag which says to make the link text the standard link color. HTH Andreas (MudGuard) |
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27 Nov 99 - 03:42 PM (#141416) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: Benjamin Thanks Andreas! Okay, the font tag is entirely in the anchor tag. This should work (I hope!) |
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29 Nov 99 - 05:13 PM (#142274) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: JedMarum you can read up on it here |
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05 Dec 99 - 10:10 AM (#144929) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: JedMarum unblink |
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06 Dec 99 - 02:17 AM (#145302) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: MudGuard Liam, the <blink> tag is not in the standard html. It is a Netscape extension to the standard. It will not work in other browsers (same as Microsoft's <marquee> tag). MudGuard |
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06 Dec 99 - 09:16 PM (#145774) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: thosp |
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06 Dec 99 - 11:44 PM (#145846) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: thosp well lets try this 65O |
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06 Dec 99 - 11:46 PM (#145847) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: thosp now this hello !!!!! |
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06 Dec 99 - 11:47 PM (#145848) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: thosp and this hello!!! |
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06 Dec 99 - 11:49 PM (#145850) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: thosp and this
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06 Dec 99 - 11:51 PM (#145852) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: thosp HELLO |
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06 Dec 99 - 11:53 PM (#145853) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: thosp
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06 Dec 99 - 11:56 PM (#145856) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: thosp ♥HEART |
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06 Dec 99 - 11:58 PM (#145858) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: thosp ♥ |
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07 Dec 99 - 12:00 AM (#145860) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: thosp ¡ |
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07 Dec 99 - 12:02 AM (#145862) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: thosp ¿ ¡ ¶ |
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07 Dec 99 - 12:06 AM (#145864) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: thosp 56° 65°g |
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07 Dec 99 - 12:11 AM (#145866) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: JedMarum I had a hat when I came in I hung it on the rack and I'll have a hat when I go out or I'll break somebody's back I'm a peaceful loving man I am, and I don't want to shout, BUT I had a hat when I came in, and I'll have a hat when I go out! |
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07 Dec 99 - 12:21 AM (#145871) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: thosp Hey somebody walked out with my hat! |
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01 Feb 00 - 07:33 PM (#171920) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: Sorcha click here |
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01 Feb 00 - 07:37 PM (#171923) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: Sorcha Great Jumping Catfish!!!It WORKED!!!Yeah Me! |
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03 Feb 00 - 05:18 AM (#172752) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: MudGuard Sorcha, I think you made an error in abbreviating page to pg within the URL. MudGuard |
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05 Jun 00 - 09:53 PM (#238637) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: BlueJay This is the thread I was talking about search threads remember? |
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22 Sep 00 - 12:05 AM (#302812) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: Marion Sidlaw Hills |
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22 Sep 00 - 04:44 PM (#303375) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: Matt Woodbury/Mimosa trying a blue clicky: Wonderful shoes |
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22 Sep 00 - 10:18 PM (#303568) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: GUEST,mrs_zezam a computer-illiterate newcomer testing line breaks |
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22 Sep 00 - 11:08 PM (#303614) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: katlaughing Testing |
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22 Sep 00 - 11:10 PM (#303617) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: katlaughing Oh! That is kind of bright, let's try this, instead |
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22 Sep 00 - 11:13 PM (#303619) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: katlaughing And one more for curiosity's sake I don't think it works this way, though. |
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22 Sep 00 - 11:21 PM (#303623) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: Jon Freeman That's one extreme to the other on the green kat, let's try a mid point on the green Jon |
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23 Sep 00 - 12:41 AM (#303670) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: Pene Azul Kat, Here's a nice color chart. Jeff |
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23 Sep 00 - 12:20 PM (#303843) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: MudGuard Just a suggestion to reduce these HTML test postings. In your favourite text editor, create a new file and save it. The name of the file does not matter, but the extension should be .htm or .html Now type whatever you want to test (what you would have posted here) in that file. Now open this file in your browser (type the path to it in your browser's address bar). You should see the contents as a web page. If you now save this address in your bookmarks/favourites, you can easily test whatever you write in your file. Besides reducing the number of postings here, you can do this offline so you can save money doing this This is just a suggestion, if you have problems with HTML I am always willing to help! But I think many of these postings don't need to be here... MudGuard
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23 Sep 00 - 01:47 PM (#303890) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: Catrin MudGuard, that's really useful advice. I want to do lots of experimenting on fonts, colours, moving links etc. but rather fancy the thought of doing it in 'private' so to speak. Cheers, Catrin |
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08 Dec 01 - 10:28 PM (#606535) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: Dicho (Frank Staplin) ñ |
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08 Dec 01 - 10:30 PM (#606537) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: Dicho (Frank Staplin) Este pequeñno lucero míio |
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08 Dec 01 - 10:32 PM (#606538) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: Dicho (Frank Staplin) pequeño mío |
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23 Jan 02 - 08:07 PM (#634153) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: Dicho (Frank Staplin) Here |
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23 Jan 02 - 08:22 PM (#634161) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: Dicho (Frank Staplin) here Here (Second with / after =") |
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29 Jun 02 - 03:04 PM (#739484) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: Dicho (Frank Staplin) Mozart |
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29 Jun 02 - 03:45 PM (#739497) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: Haruo Dicho, as I pointed out in the Twinkle thread, you have introduced an extra unwanted slash before "variations" in the URL. Take it out and you should be there. Liland |
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29 Jun 02 - 04:44 PM (#739508) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: Haruo Dicho, in the Twinkle thread you wrote: On long urls, my eyes give out before I get it down. I won't bother with them in the future. and I replied, "You're probably making the process much harder than it needs to be." I say "probably" because I don't know what sort of system you're using, what browser etc., and there are some configurations that will force you to copy URLs out by eye and hand --- but if like most folks you're using some version of Netscape or IE, and either one (as well as most other browsers I've seen) have an "Address" line right above the part of the screen where the webpage shows up. It may not be called "Address" (Netscape calls it "Location"), but whatever it's called, it displays the URL of the webpage you're currently looking at. It is possible to hide this line (to increase the usable screen space) so if you are using a common browser and don't see the URL displayed as I described, click on "View" and select "Toolbar" (in IE, or "Show" in Netscape) and make sure it's turned on (checkmark should show). Now, if you click or double-click on the URL in the "Address/Location" toolbar line, it should be highlighted. Once it's highlighted, you should be able to "Copy" it (click on "Edit" and select "Copy", if you don't know the keyboard shortcut (usually Ctrl+C) to use for this). Once you've "copied" the URL you can "Paste" it wherever you want, e.g. into the space between the double quotes in the expression <a href="">Mozart</a> ... and voilà, you'll be able to copy URLs with about four keystrokes and no eyestrain, instead of whatever you've been doing heretofore. This is particularly handy in Mudcat for referring from one thread to another. Let me know... Liland |
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29 Jun 02 - 04:47 PM (#739512) Subject: RE: HTML: Practice thread 10/99 From: Haruo Of course, GUEST said it much succincter than I did... Liland |
