// use it in here for no effect
Ex. <font color=red>
// did not change font color
ID:277972
 Oct 26 2008, 2:18 pm
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How do you make it where its word(s) like Press Here! and would send you to a website like BYOND anime
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...you could just have clicked "Reply with Quote" and looked at the code.
The simple way to do bullets is just with <li>. That isn't always valid (and is probably, in most cases, invalid), so you should look it up on a site about HTML. | |
I didn't even notice till now but those bullets seem to be hanging to the left of your post. That might be why he missed it.
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http://www.html.net/tutorials/html/
Learn HTML and all these questions will be answered. The ability to mark up information so web browsers can present it is very useful these days. | |
my personal favorite: http://htmldog.com
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PirateHead wrote:
Funny website. Yeah. The new HTML Dog book, published by New Riders, is available from all good book retailers. And probably some crap ones, too. | |
And I'll toss up another great one, w3schools.
Also, for younger people, I recommend Lissa Explains It All. | |
Ah, yes, w3schools. So far, I learned my more complicated HTML (mainly forms) there, and CSS. I was working on java script last time I was on the site for tutorials (the reference is pretty nice, as well).
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<a>http://www.google.com</a>; produces http://www.google.com. (Note: BYOND automatically parses these. On your own website, or on a fair amount of other websites, links won't automatically be produced).
<a href="http://www.google.com>The Google</a> produces The Google.