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06 Jan 01 - 09:24 AM (#369643) Subject: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Catrin well - my firstr efforts - I have copied and pasted this from notepad - let's just see THIS SHOULD BE A CENTRED HEADING This is a simple paragraph - learning to do webpage design. the beginning should be automatically indented. The browser ignores white space. Creating paragraphs in HTML should be easy and should be a good way to make webpages. THIS SHOULD BE A CENTERED HEADING followed by a dividing line This should be italic This should be bold This should be underlined This should be all three This should be all three and centered. centered and header number sixcentered and header number fourcentered and header number twocentered and header number one
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06 Jan 01 - 09:39 AM (#369651) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Jeri Catrin, to do the "e-mail me" thing, the link looks like: <a href=mailto:me@somewhere.com>Email me</a> For the lists, I'm not sure, but I suspect you still need line breaks. (<br>) |
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06 Jan 01 - 09:47 AM (#369656) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Jeri Oh, by the way, if you want to practice without being connected to the internet or Mudcat, you can save the Notepad file as HTML. In the bottom block, change the "Save as type" from "Text" to "all files (*.*). Give the document a title with a .html extension and save. You can then double click on it, and it should open as a web page. If it still display as text, type <html> at the very beginning of the page, and </html> at the bottom. |
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06 Jan 01 - 09:51 AM (#369657) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Catrin Thanks Jeri!!!
I was wondering how people 'previewed' notepad before going on the net with it all! Saves me going public with my learning curve (not a pretty sight!)*BG* Oh the joys of learning HTML! |
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06 Jan 01 - 10:14 AM (#369664) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Jeri The private practice takes less time effort than posting here, but doing it here helps other people learn too. Even though you save the Notepad file as HTML, you can still edit it in Notepad. If you have it open in Notepad AND in your browser, you can edit, save the changes, then refresh your browser to see how the changes worked. |
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06 Jan 01 - 12:45 PM (#369753) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Bernard If you want your email clicky to be dead clever, try this: "mailto:email@whoever.co.uk ?subject=This puts a default into the subject box!" title="This gives you a little pop-up box, too!">Click here, etc... If in doubt, go to my website and save the page, then look at how I've done it there. We all learn best by pinching other people's ideas and playing with them! I use Notepad, too. It doesn't change things when it thinks you aren't looking! To save a little messing, I set up a shortcut to the file I'm editing which has: C:\WINDOWS\NOTEPAD.EXE (filename).html as its 'Target', and C:\(folder name) as its 'Start in'... Leave out the brackets, and insert the correct filename and folder name, of course...!! If the file doesn't already exist, it will create it for you... as long as the folder exists. Remember that all filenames and extensions should be in lowercase - your FTP utility should shout at you if you forget, if it's any good!
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06 Jan 01 - 01:45 PM (#369780) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: MudGuard Bernard, the subject, title (and body) part are not standard, but browser dependent. Catrin, for the lists, replace <l1> (el one) and <l3> (el three) by <li> (el iii) and it should work. MudGuard
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06 Jan 01 - 03:24 PM (#369840) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Joe Offer ....and feel free to practice here as much as you like - but HTML practice should be done only in threads identified somehow as a "practice thread." We clear out practice threads occasionally by deleting messages. -Joe Offer- |
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08 Jan 01 - 12:23 PM (#370909) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Morticia I © Mudcat |
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08 Jan 01 - 12:23 PM (#370910) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Morticia oh cute!!!! |
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08 Jan 01 - 12:30 PM (#370911) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Morticia anyone have a list of other possible symbols? |
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08 Jan 01 - 01:03 PM (#370934) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Catrin Morticia! You're just showing off now! Thanks for the tips everyone! I'm feeling much more confident now, cheers! Catrin (off to practice in private)....... |
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19 Jan 01 - 09:21 PM (#378209) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Catrin oh wow - and I'm still a beginner - but what a lovely picture Spaaaaaaw! |
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19 Jan 01 - 10:46 PM (#378256) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: hesperis Beautiful dog! What was the html that made little descriptions pop upfor links, sortof like ALT for IMG SRC, but for A HREF? It was in an old html thread, but I forgot to save the thing, and it's been deleted. Thanks. |
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19 Jan 01 - 11:02 PM (#378263) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Jon Freeman Hesperis, view source in IE (can't think of the Netscape version) will show: <a href="http://www.photoloft.com/view/Image.asp?s=plft&u=879720&a=850499&i=5598285"><img src=http://www.photoloft.com/view/exportImage.asp?s=plft&i=5598285&w=251&h=256></a> Jon |
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19 Jan 01 - 11:32 PM (#378271) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: hesperis Thanks for trying, but that's not it. I actually meant the little yellow-background text box that comes up when your mouse hovers over an image that has an ALT tag attached to it. There is a command that makes that happen for a plain text link, as well, but I've forgotten it. I'm actually pretty good at basic html. Maybe it's a javascript command? It is something like <A HREF="www.whatever.com" [some kind of code here]="a bunch of text that will show up when the mouse hovers over the link">THE CLICKY</A> Thanks. (Hope I got the "less than" and "greater than" in the right order.) |
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19 Jan 01 - 11:35 PM (#378274) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: hesperis I don't think it's ALT for a plain link as well... I'll try that... |
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20 Jan 01 - 07:30 AM (#378361) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: MudGuard Just a test: MudCat MudGuard |
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20 Jan 01 - 07:34 AM (#378362) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: MudGuard Ok, I found it. Try <a href="http://www.mudcat.org" title="nice site">MudCat</a> Whether this really pops up a tooltip depends on browser and system, but it works in IE - it does not on NS4.7 or Opera 4. MudGuard |
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21 Jan 01 - 02:53 PM (#379083) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: hesperis Thank you!!! Check out my hamsters. |
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25 Jan 01 - 01:40 PM (#382307) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Jim Dixon Regular text. Here's how to create a link: |
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25 Jan 01 - 03:45 PM (#382428) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: wysiwyg Morticia, I practiced some symbols using Webdings and Wingdings fonts from Word, but not everyone's browsers could see them. I donpt recall now which, but I think the discussion was in an HTML practice thread. ~S~ |
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25 Jan 01 - 04:01 PM (#382446) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: NightWing I came in here intending to ask how to do something or try something ... I have no idea what I was going to try or ask. Does anybody else know? Ah well, they do say that the short-term memory is the first to go.
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25 Jan 01 - 04:49 PM (#382501) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: SeanM NightWing... have you been through the HTML Stuff thread? Lotsa good info there... M |
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25 Jan 01 - 05:15 PM (#382517) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: wysiwyg ~WYSIWYG |
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25 Jan 01 - 05:20 PM (#382522) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: wysiwyg I thought that was how to make a link to e-mail? |
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25 Jan 01 - 05:40 PM (#382546) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: SeanM Nah... mail is a mailto command... I think it's mailto:youraddress@youremailserver.whatever, dressed up like a normal hyperlink using that instead of the http address. I might be wrong though... Dreamweaver's spoiled me, and I haven't handcoded anywhere but here for the last few years. M |
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25 Jan 01 - 06:07 PM (#382585) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Snuffy See if this works: <a href=mailto:myaddress@myserver>thick@brick.com</a> |
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25 Jan 01 - 08:07 PM (#382680) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: wysiwyg SeanM, thanks!! I think I have it. Can you send a test message? How does that WORK??? Hee hee hee.... it's on my clipboard! Wha-hoo! Post and Ctrl-V! Bango!!! Wheeee! |
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26 Jan 01 - 03:15 AM (#382856) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: SeanM Yup... that's the schtuff. Sent you a message for confirmation as well. M |
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26 Jan 01 - 11:06 AM (#383060) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: wysiwyg Think anyone'll have a problem with me doing that? ~S~ |
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26 Jan 01 - 11:09 AM (#383065) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: MMario several others do it. |
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26 Jan 01 - 11:45 AM (#383101) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: wysiwyg To websites, yeah, but e-mail? The reality is, for a variety of reasons, I get treated differently here, and not just by stinky poopers. I've decided to just deal with that, in practical ways. Here's the concern I am concerned about, and I will say it here knowing some of the site volunteers check these HTML threads from time to time and thus may see it while stinky poopers may not. A couple of the flamers and some others as well have made remarks to me offForum that I am trying to build some kind of power base. I'm not. I just prefer that some things go offCat to discuss confidentially. A lot of people write me privately about tough stuff they are dealing with. It's been cumbersome each time this realtionship begins-- PMs till I get through to them that it has to be e-mail for it to work for me. I want to make it easier for that contact to occur as well as make it get to e-mail from the beginning. I also want to do what I can to limit the potential for the off-topic stuff to get out of hand and the flames begin again. If people can just click to me when they get hot, or when they want to plunge into a talk about God, instead of posting something that will cause trubble... If the click is as easy as posting... And I don't like PMs, at all, anymore. First, when I get fed up with Mudcat and take a break, I don't like to leave a PM hanging that may have been time-sensitive, and I don't like having to come check PM's when Mudcat has made my blood boil. Also, no file saving easily, no original message attached-- I write to too many people now to remember exactly what I said or they said last. So it's a practical thing, after a lot of thought and talking with people I respect who also have been flamebait. But I think it may seem to some like I am trying to draw people off Mudcat, and except for the one or two confessed addictees-- who asked to have some help cutting back-- that ain't so. But those feelings are part of what is out there that I have decided to deal with as a reality. Opinions welcome, since I asked, here for all to wrangle or in e-mail. |
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26 Jan 01 - 03:03 PM (#383255) Subject: PM's versus Email... From: Bernard Wys - I know what you mean. Email will get to me without my having to look for it, and PM's depend entirely on being able to access Mudcat, which is not always convenient. If I'm at work, I can leave my laptop picking up mail whilst I get on with something else. I can then quickly scan through the headers to find out which mail needs urgent attention, and which can wait until I have more time. When I arrive home (or when I get up in the morning) I leave my 'modem' computer picking up mail whilst preparing a meal. I wonder if Max has considered the possibility of automatically generating an email to notify members that they have PM's waiting, and from whom?
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26 Jan 01 - 03:14 PM (#383267) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Mary in Kentucky Bernard, I feel differently. My email is so filled with spam, I don't check it everyday. Then when I do, I usually delete anything from someone I don't recognize. You can see where I would easily delete something from a Mudcatter. With the PM's, on the other hand, I see the notification as soon as I log onto Mudcat (which is more often than checking my email.) The only drawback to a PM is that I cannot send an attached file (text, picture, or midi.) Besides, I like to keep all my Mudcat correspondence in one place. I try to file Mudcat emails together, but they're obviously not with my PM's. |
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26 Jan 01 - 11:05 PM (#383387) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: wysiwyg Feedback noted, thanks. ~S~ |
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27 Jan 01 - 06:04 AM (#383514) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Jon Freeman Debates in an HTML thread....! I am with Bernard on this one and find email far more convenient. Another great advantage of email for me is that it makes responding to a larger message so much easier - all the original text gets carried over with the reply - I don't have to keep checking back to remind myself what I am replying to and I can quote and answer questions/ pass comment that way - much quicker. OK, one can (and I sometimes do) copy and paste a PM into my reply for these reasons but I find it a lot harder work than using email.
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27 Jan 01 - 06:27 AM (#383516) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: wysiwyg So Jon, do you see any problem with my doing it as a link from posts, like that? Technically or among the Powers That Be? And what if lots of people did it, would it present any problem for Mudcat? (Not a debate-- just people giving me the feedback I asked for before I proceed. Yes, from time to time, I do actually ASK before jumping!)
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27 Jan 01 - 07:02 AM (#383520) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Jon Freeman Praise, speaking personally, I see nothing wrong with the idea. In fact some people give links to home pages or websites in posts. This is more common in newsgroups than in here but it is considered to be acceptable practice. Technically, you are only talking a few extra charcters and I can see no probem there. Wearing my JoeClone hat, I hope you (and anyone else) is careful - I wouldn't want to have lots of threads to fix because of mistakes in email addresses and you have to consider what happens if you change email addresses - I can't see any of us going back to perform an update! Ultimatey, everything here is down to Max but I would be inclined to suggest that you just try it. Jon |
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27 Jan 01 - 07:10 AM (#383523) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: wysiwyg Thanks Jon. The e-mail is a Hotmail one so I see keeping it for good. As far as tech fixes if I post it wrong, I paste! It's on the clipboard still, now, from the last use, so.... |
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27 Jan 01 - 10:24 AM (#383622) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Bernard Mary - didn't you realise you can set up 'rules' for email? PM me if you didn't know and would like some help.
How it works: It can be used to redirect some spam straight into your 'deleted' folder. The 'ugly' spam normally has XXX somewhere in it, to indicate that it is so-called 'adult' content. All you do is ask the rules to find 'XXX' and move it from your 'inbox' to the 'deleted' folder, and you never have to see it! Have your 'deleted' folder automatically empty itself when you shut down, and the job's a good 'un! I have a folder called 'Mudcat Mail', with subfolders for people who mail me regularly. I also have folders for all my other friends - and it is regularly backed up to CD Rom. This way I can keep all my friends' mail withou cluttering my hard drive. As I use email a lot at work, I'm logging in over a dozen times a day; I log in fairly frequently at home, too. Mudcat is something needing time devoted to it, which I can't usually find at work, so it tends to be in the evening that I look through for any new postings. 'Each to their own', as somebody once said!! |
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27 Jan 01 - 10:45 AM (#383625) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Mary in Kentucky Bernard, I've just never bothered to filter the email. I guess I'm still afraid I'll miss something. I probably should block out all the $$$, haven't had much problem with XXX. I get too many jokes from well-meaning friends and acquaintances. If I don't check my mail for two days, I'll have over one hundred messages. I just don't have the heart to tell people to stop sending crap. I really appreciate it when friends put an identifying name in the subject line so I know whether to open or ignore promptly. One question: I recently changed to Outlook Express and I noticed that it opens a message automatically. Can I get a virus this way, or do I have to open an attachment that's not a text file to get a virus? |
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27 Jan 01 - 11:01 AM (#383629) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Bernard BTW on the subject of emails, and changes of address - I'm covered! I registered my own name as my Domain Name, and all my email is sent to my 'fictitious' email address. It is then redirected to my 'real' email address, whatever that may be at the time - at the moment, Freeserve. If I change service provider, I just change the redirection filter.
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27 Jan 01 - 11:11 AM (#383630) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Bernard Mary - the virus is normally contained in an attachment, and you can delete suspect mail before it does damage. You can also change the way Outlook views mail so that it isn't opened automatically. Go into 'View' and uncheck 'Preview Pane'. Now you only see the headers. Outlook Express is similar, but more fiddly... 'View' - 'Layout' - then uncheck 'Preview Pane'. Hope that's of some help! B
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27 Jan 01 - 11:15 AM (#383632) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Mary in Kentucky Got it! I just noticed that last night I was missing attachments. (I thought my uncle was forgetting to put them in. ) In Outlook Express, I have to click on the line above, not in the message. |
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27 Jan 01 - 11:27 AM (#383639) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Bernard I've never been able to work out why Outlook Express and Outlook are so completely different! Not only do they work differently, but the file formats are completely at odds, and the address books are separate. It's all part of a cunning plot... I use Outlook at home, and Express at work. Keeping the two synchronised was such a waste of time that I gave up. Instead, I pick up the same emails on both systems - 'leave messages on server for 7 days'... Good old MicroShaft!! |
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22 Jun 01 - 11:40 AM (#489744) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Noreen Cooooool, Patrish! |
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25 Jun 01 - 04:34 AM (#491191) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: MudGuard Uuups, what happened here? Aaah, typing error (oll instead of ol). One more try:
And a hint: future versions of HTML (like the already existing XHTML will require lowercase in HTML and closing of elements, so your list should then look like (hope the example shows up correctly): <ol> |
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25 Jun 01 - 07:27 AM (#491235) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Noreen Helpful Mudcat members
(Not really in order... just for practice!) :0) Noreen |
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25 Jun 01 - 11:06 AM (#491390) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: MudGuard Thanks for giving me the top position! MudGuard |
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25 Jun 01 - 11:08 AM (#491393) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Mrrzy Ok, let's try this: |
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25 Jun 01 - 11:10 AM (#491398) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Mrrzy OK, it didn't, I got 404d. Plus I typoed Should. Let's try again: |
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25 Jun 01 - 11:14 AM (#491402) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Mrrzy Ok, it worked! Now trying the Forum one again: Will this not work because of the slash before "threads.fcm?" I guess we'll see...
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25 Jun 01 - 11:16 AM (#491405) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Mrrzy No, it worked fine! Great, thanks! |
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09 Jul 01 - 05:46 AM (#501681) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: pavane Siân Siôn. Testing accents |
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20 Dec 01 - 01:14 PM (#613733) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Steve in Idaho Bang |
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02 Jan 02 - 03:35 PM (#620013) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Dicho (Frank Staplin) € |
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05 Jan 02 - 08:50 PM (#621801) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Dicho (Frank Staplin) Ā € =>256 |
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05 Jan 02 - 09:05 PM (#621807) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Mary in Kentucky ↺ ♥ |
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05 Jan 02 - 09:10 PM (#621812) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Mary in Kentucky ↺ ♥ ♥ ♥
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20 Feb 02 - 03:57 PM (#654158) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Dicho (Frank Staplin) Ā =A macron |
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06 Apr 02 - 08:24 AM (#684433) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: RichM [ click here!] |
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06 Apr 02 - 01:54 PM (#684568) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: MudGuard copy this: <a href="http://www.yoururl.com/">click here</a> Then adjust the red parts, but do not change the blue parts! |
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06 Apr 02 - 02:11 PM (#684577) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Dicho (Frank Staplin) Enter the term after the dot carefully- html or htm. Also some Urls do not use the www. I make errors on these occasionally because I don't check. Sometimes a page cannot be clicked to. Back off and use the index or home page and give directions to get the exact page. The "click here" part can be descriptive. I generally put in a key word. |
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16 Apr 02 - 11:20 AM (#691286) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: GUEST &39;&167;&40;&168; |
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16 Apr 02 - 11:24 AM (#691289) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: GUEST '§(¨ |
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21 Jul 02 - 09:05 AM (#751939) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: C-flat try this |
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21 Jul 02 - 09:57 AM (#751942) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: C-flat I want to underline that word. I want to I'm not sure what is meant to do. The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog. |
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21 Jul 02 - 10:00 AM (#751943) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: C-flat One,Two, Three, four,five |
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23 Jul 02 - 04:43 AM (#752892) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Bullfrog Jones @@ (~~) |
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23 Jul 02 - 04:59 AM (#752896) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: GUEST <b>Bold</b> <i>Italics</i> <b><i>Bold and Italics</i></b> <h1>Heading Size 1</h1><h6>Heading Size 6</h6><font color="#FF3333">Red Text</font> |
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23 Jul 02 - 08:57 AM (#752974) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: GUEST Bold Italics Bold and Italics
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23 Jul 02 - 09:00 AM (#752976) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: GUEST ¢¾ ¢¾ ¢¾ ¢¾
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24 Jul 02 - 09:57 AM (#753678) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: C-flat COne two threeDfour five sixG Cb If anyone reads this could they please tell me where to find more HTML commands? |
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24 Jul 02 - 06:40 PM (#754019) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: C-flat q@p BIG |
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25 Jul 02 - 07:04 AM (#754301) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: My guru always said Looks like I need to try my line breaks!
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31 Jul 02 - 10:23 AM (#757522) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Bullfrog Jones The Galway Girl (Steve Earle) Intro: D D Verse 1: D Well, I took a stroll on the old long walk G Of a day -I-ay-I-ay D I met a little girl and we stopped to talk Of a fine soft day -I-ay-I-ay G D G D And I ask you, friend, what's a fella to do A G G D 'Cause her hair was black and her eyes were blue G D G D And I knew right then I'd be takin' a whirl A G G D 'Round the Salthill Prom with a Galway girl Bridge: D G D G D G D A D Verse 2: D We were halfway there when the rain came down G Of a day -I-ay-I-ay D And she asked me up to her flat downtown G D Of a fine soft day -I-ay-I-ay G D G D And I ask you, friend, what's a fella to do A G G D 'Cause her hair was black and her eyes were blue G D G D So I took her hand and I gave her a twirl A G G D And I lost my heart to a Galway girl
BRIDGE (2X) Verse 3: D G When I woke up I was all alone D G D With a broken heart and a ticket home G D G D And I ask you now, tell me what would you do A G G D If her hair was black and her eyes were blue G D G D I've traveled around I've been all over this world A G G D Boys I ain't never seen nothin' like a Galway girl BRIDGE (3X) |
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22 Aug 02 - 09:05 AM (#769569) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: My guru always said OK, so it's time for me to have a go at blue clicky's cross fingers, here we go.... |
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22 Aug 02 - 09:48 AM (#769596) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: MudGuard well done! |
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22 Aug 02 - 10:02 AM (#769602) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: My guru always said Thankyou *s* |
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15 Sep 02 - 02:02 PM (#784491) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Bee-dubya-ell 0 ~ ^ (_) |
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27 Sep 02 - 06:02 PM (#792649) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: GUEST,Brían à Brían |
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27 Sep 02 - 06:06 PM (#792654) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: GUEST,Brían à makes à è makes è é makes é ê makes ê ë makes ë ç makes ç Ç makes Ç Brían |
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29 Sep 02 - 12:24 PM (#793478) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Wilfried Schaum Test Ñ ñ |
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29 Sep 02 - 12:38 PM (#793486) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: MudGuard Wilfried, to be on the safe side, you should use Ñ to get Ñ and ñ to get ñ If you don't it depends on the browser configuration which character gets displayed... |
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30 Sep 02 - 12:17 AM (#793806) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Gloredhel click
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30 Sep 02 - 12:20 AM (#793807) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Gloredhel Cool! Now that I've got that down, how do you make those hearts? |
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30 Sep 02 - 12:25 AM (#793812) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Gloredhel Ok, now I'm going to be completely addicted to this. Getting a little braver.... |
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30 Sep 02 - 12:28 AM (#793816) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Gloredhel Trying one more time.... |
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30 Sep 02 - 04:46 AM (#793884) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Mr Happy Bold
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30 Sep 02 - 06:34 AM (#793912) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Noreen Gloredhel, type in what is on the next line: <font color=red>♥</font> but replace the heart with &hearts followed by a semicolon. When you've typed it, save it for future use! (You can also find out by going to view sourceon your browser and cut&pasting what I wrote… ♥ Noreen |
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30 Sep 02 - 11:04 AM (#793999) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: C-flat ♥ |
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30 Sep 02 - 01:30 PM (#794091) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Doug Chadwick test1 test2 test3 |
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30 Sep 02 - 01:46 PM (#794105) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: GUEST green; normal |
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30 Sep 02 - 01:48 PM (#794110) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: GUEST 123456 |
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30 Sep 02 - 01:57 PM (#794117) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: GUEST envious; norther; Back to normal? |
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30 Sep 02 - 02:01 PM (#794119) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: GUEST fontanelle |
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01 Oct 02 - 12:05 AM (#794592) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Mark Clark The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of the party. |
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01 Oct 02 - 12:08 AM (#794593) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Mark Clark The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of the party. You can lead a horticulture but you can't make her think. |
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01 Oct 02 - 02:29 AM (#794638) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Doug Chadwick test1 test2 test3 |
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01 Oct 02 - 03:21 AM (#794650) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Mark Clark Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of the party. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. A man a plan a canal, Panama! |
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01 Oct 02 - 06:46 AM (#794704) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: GUEST A Big Link |
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02 Oct 02 - 02:04 AM (#795279) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Wilfried Schaum Ñ ñ "Ñ" "ñ" Thanks, Mudguard Wilfried |
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02 Oct 02 - 02:20 AM (#795286) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Wilfried Schaum Will you give me a heart?
Wilfried |
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02 Oct 02 - 02:23 AM (#795287) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Wilfried Schaum Forgot to undo the font tag
Wilfried |
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02 Oct 02 - 02:26 AM (#795288) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Wilfried Schaum What the hell, forgot in the 2nd line again
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02 Oct 02 - 02:28 AM (#795290) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Wilfried Schaum Shit
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02 Oct 02 - 03:19 AM (#795297) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: MudGuard Wilfried, use the new "Preview" option! |
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02 Oct 02 - 05:37 PM (#795794) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Gloredhel ♥ ♥ ♥ Thanks Noreen! |
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02 Oct 02 - 06:30 PM (#795833) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Noreen :0) |
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03 Oct 02 - 11:37 AM (#796195) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Wilfried Schaum Hurra!
Thanks, Mudguard Wilfried |
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06 Oct 02 - 10:40 AM (#797624) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Jeri E-----|---------|----------|---------|----------| Do you realise that if you remove your G string (not here, please) and pronounce what's left upside down, you sound like you're saying something rude with a cold? "EAD BE"
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07 Oct 02 - 07:21 AM (#798197) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Mr Red blue red (guess who can't spell colour? Microsoft for one!!!! |
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07 Oct 02 - 07:23 AM (#798198) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Mr Red lavenders's rosemary's When I am right dilly dilly this will be seen |
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07 Oct 02 - 07:30 AM (#798201) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: songs2play ♥ Leighton |
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07 Oct 02 - 07:32 AM (#798202) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: songs2play ♥ Leighton |
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05 Nov 02 - 04:56 AM (#818843) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Wolfgang this is just a test (no need to click) W. |
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05 Nov 02 - 05:27 AM (#818860) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: MudGuard Works, Wolfgang! Sounds nice! Btw, nothing makes people more courious than "no need to look/click..." ;-) Andreas/MudGuard |
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06 Nov 02 - 12:30 AM (#819632) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Jim Krause I ♥ Larryville Jim |
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06 Nov 02 - 12:33 AM (#819634) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Jim Krause Well, well, well, are there other things you could substitute for the ♥ bit? Jim |
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07 Dec 02 - 01:52 PM (#843117) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: OldPossum Testing the PRE tag: * * * * * * * * |
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07 Dec 02 - 01:54 PM (#843118) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: OldPossum One more try:
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03 Jan 03 - 01:14 PM (#857826) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: GUEST
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10 Jan 03 - 10:25 AM (#863478) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Mr Happy ¢¾ |
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10 Jan 03 - 10:30 AM (#863481) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Mr Happy Mr Happy |
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10 Jan 03 - 10:33 AM (#863482) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Mr Happy Mr Happy |
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10 Jan 03 - 08:06 PM (#863990) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Rustic Rebel |
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10 Jan 03 - 08:13 PM (#863998) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Rustic Rebel Bold |
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10 Jan 03 - 08:20 PM (#864006) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Rustic Rebel I got the bold, can't get the color. Last try |
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11 Jan 03 - 05:23 AM (#864234) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: GUEST,The Teacher Now, pupils, try this: yellow text on green background with a red ridge around it |
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11 Jan 03 - 06:00 AM (#864244) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: Noreen font and color are separate words; you merely lacked a space between: (You can try all this out using the preview function- no need to post every trial and error any more!) |
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11 Jan 03 - 06:50 AM (#864263) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: MudGuard Or you can try all this without being "online". Just use a text editor (notepad), save your stuff as test.htm or test.html and view it in your browser (just refreshing in browser after saving edited stuff). MudGuard |
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11 Jan 03 - 10:14 PM (#864897) Subject: RE: BS: HTML Practice - please ignore! From: *daylia* PEACE be the JOURNEYLOVE be the WAY HOPE for the YEARNING HAPPINESS to STAY And learning HTML was so much fun today! |