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47. ScottLoar - 9/11/1999 9:11:04 AM Just practicing actually , or trying my hand as some few others might say. 48. ScottLoar - 9/11/1999 9:11:49 AM "Most impressive" results. 49. CalGal - 9/11/1999 9:12:57 AM Scott--In case you didn't see it, there is a link for HTML hints. Although you seem to be doing fine without it. 50. ScottLoar - 9/11/1999 9:14:58 AM Actually, that is exactly the place I got these tricks from. 51. CalGal - 9/11/1999 9:16:05 AM Oh. I am pleased, then. And glad to see you here. 52. robertjayb - 9/11/1999 9:20:12 AM BOLD italics?
How did he do that? 53. ScottLoar - 9/11/1999 9:20:33 AM You people must do everything possible to solicit new talents lest this become altogether too clubby and in familiarity we become the very things we dislike in others. 54. CalGal - 9/11/1999 9:21:36 AM Well, that's the plan. 55. ScottLoar - 9/11/1999 9:22:49 AM To make a bold italic just go , of course with the word you want so treated in between. 56. robertjayb - 9/11/1999 9:24:53 AM
Huh? 57. CalGal - 9/11/1999 9:28:33 AM (b)(i)like this(/b)(/i)
with the angle bracket substitution.
like this 58. ScottLoar - 9/11/1999 9:28:51 AM I'll space out the sequence so it shows on the screen as < i > < b > word or phrase to be boldly italicized < / b > < / i >. There. 59. CalGal - 9/11/1999 9:32:26 AM Hey, that's interesting. You don't get the BR command if you put a space? Cool.
< so I should be able to do this >
and not get a break command? 60. CalGal - 9/11/1999 9:32:55 AM Hot damn. Is that general knowledge, Scott? About the spaces? 61. ScottLoar - 9/11/1999 9:34:31 AM No, I just figured it out. Not too difficult, really. I only hope this tricks don't subject us to tortured pages and pages. 62. ScottLoar - 9/11/1999 9:35:38 AM Corrigendum: these 63. CalGal - 9/11/1999 9:36:18 AM I never questioned the " < " restriction.
What tricks--the HTML stuff? That is an ongoing debate. In general, I like the HTML capability, but the problems of inexperienced users can be icky. This last problem showed how a small error can cause real problems in the HTML producing the page.
But that's what this thread is for--testing. 64. robertjayb - 9/11/1999 9:37:41 AM Okay
Much obliged, Y'all! 65. ScottLoar - 9/11/1999 9:39:18 AM Tricks such as THIS for ten pages. 66. CalGal - 9/11/1999 9:40:19 AM Oh, I think it will all settle down after a while.
And on the plus side, you can post nice pretty tables in International and Language.
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