HTML help please

[+Og's outfit]

How do I make bold red letters?

 

I tried to do a search to no avail. Any help would be appreciated!

 

OG

 

Prophetically Challenged (or is that Pathetically?)

[Citizensmith]

In HTML its I'm Bold for the bold and <font color="#FF0000"> and I'm red </font> for the color. You can stack the tags too.

[Citizensmith]

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Originally posted by Citizensmith:

In HTML its <b> I'm Bold </b> for the bold and <font color="#FF0000"> and I'm red </font> for the color. You can stack the tags too.

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[+Lone Duck]

When trying to use HTML here, you need to click on the Options: link in the repley window. Check mark the box for Pure HTML.

 

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Lone Duck

 

When you don't know where you're going, every road will take you there.

[+Grapu etal]

Another quick question - how do I add a carriage return (blank line) when I edit my cache description. As it is now, if I put a carriage return in the description, it is ultimately ignored.

 

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[Keystone]

1. Be sure that the box is checked for "The descriptions below are in HTML"

 

2. Use <br> for a line break or </p> for a new paragraph.

 

3. If you DON'T need html elsewhere in your cache description, then leave the box un-checked and just use regular carriage returns.

 

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[This message was edited by Keystone Approver on September 22, 2003 at 01:37 PM.]

[+Doc-Dean]

This thread HERE has lots of good HTML tips.

 

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[+Chipper3]

Here is some code:

 

<p><strong><font color="#FF0000">Og's Outfit</font></strong></p>

<p> </p>

<p><strong><font color="#FF0000">Og's Outfit</font></strong></p>

[+gallahad]

Best primer I have in my library is Create Your First Web Page in a Weekend (Steven E. Callihan) and you might also want to let Google find you some on-line sources that'll help quite a bit.

I have found that referring folks to:

http://www.htmlcodetutorial.com/

works fairly well.

 

Also check thread "Cool Looking Cache Pages (html)" where PDOP's has some recommended primer sites.

 

 

"Today's truth remains valid only as long as it withstands the test of tomorrow's discoveries" - George Hicks

 

[This message was edited by gallahad on September 23, 2003 at 04:05 PM.]

[+Turtle3863]

All you need to know, you can find here:

http://www.annabella.net/graphics.html

 

Slow and Steady Wins the Race

[+WVDan]

The way I learned HTML was I went to a web page. When I seen something I liked, went to the Browser menu and selected view, then source. This gives you a screen with the code for that page. You can scroll down and find the part you liked and see how the code is written for it. It's really simple once you get the hang of it.

 

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