Greetings all! I've been promising an HTML Tutorial for the longest time, and finally, I've found the time to complete it in-between busy work scheds... I divided it into two separate tutorials, both located within the page, but If you have any questions, feel free to send me a message and I'll get back to you as soon as possible!
To get started, just click on any of the topics via the table of contents. Good luck!
Table of Contents:
For Beginners:
1. What are the basic HTML codes I can use for my Multiply page?
Putting a Link Bold text Italicized Text Font Sizes Font Color Blockquote Bullet Points Horizontal Rules Underline Strikeout
2. How do I put pictures in my journal entries?
Image Hosting Clickable Images
3. How do I put put scrolling/moving text (Otherwise known as the marquee)?
For beginners:
This is for everyone without HTML background or formal training in using HTML editing programs like Dreamweaver. The codes and tutorials I will be posting here will hopefully be easy to copy and then transferred to the appropriate areas in your Multiply page!
Remember all HTML must be enclosed in opening and closing quotes ( < > )
1. What are the basic HTML codes I can use for my Multiply page?
Here's a rundown of all the basic HTML Codes you can use for regular posting in Multiply:
Putting a Link
If you want a link like this you must enclose the text that you want to turn into a link with the following HTML code or Tags:
BOLD Text
If you want Bold-faced text, enclose the text you want to be bold-faced in the following HTML Tags or Code just like this (either code will work fine):
Italicized Text
If you want Italicized text, enclose the text you want to become Italicized in the following HTML Tags or Code just like this (either code will work fine):
Font Sizes
If you want to change the size of your text, enclose the text you want to enlarge or reduce in the following HTML Tags or Code just like this:
Font Color
If you want to change the color of your text, enclose the text you want to color in the following HTML Tags or Code just like this:
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To get started, just click on any of the topics via the table of contents. Good luck!
Table of Contents:
For Beginners:
1. What are the basic HTML codes I can use for my Multiply page?
2. How do I put pictures in my journal entries?
3. How do I put put scrolling/moving text (Otherwise known as the marquee)?
This is for everyone without HTML background or formal training in using HTML editing programs like Dreamweaver. The codes and tutorials I will be posting here will hopefully be easy to copy and then transferred to the appropriate areas in your Multiply page!
Remember all HTML must be enclosed in opening and closing quotes ( < > )
1. What are the basic HTML codes I can use for my Multiply page?
Here's a rundown of all the basic HTML Codes you can use for regular posting in Multiply:
If you want a link like this you must enclose the text that you want to turn into a link with the following HTML code or Tags:
link like this(NOTE: the code target="_blank" allows for the link to be opened in another browser window)
If you want Bold-faced text, enclose the text you want to be bold-faced in the following HTML Tags or Code just like this (either code will work fine):
Bold-faced or Bold-faced(NOTE: Making small text bold-faced will usually not show, so most of the time, no need to bold-face small text)
If you want Italicized text, enclose the text you want to become Italicized in the following HTML Tags or Code just like this (either code will work fine):
Italicized or Italicized(NOTE: Italics is leaning text, in case you didn't notice.... duh!)
If you want to change the size of your text, enclose the text you want to enlarge or reduce in the following HTML Tags or Code just like this:
to change the size of your textThe smaller the number, the smaller the font, "1" being the smallest font and "7" being the biggest. Try it out so you can see the differences!
If you want to change the color of your text, enclose the text you want to color in the following HTML Tags or Code just like this:
Change ColorYou can specify the color you want by typing in the actual name of the color. Acceptable variables are "Red" "blue" "yellow" "green" "white" "black" among others. You can also use the Hex Value of the color itself if you want something more specific. The code will look something like this:
Change ColorCheck out Cheryl's html color guide for more info on what suitable colors to use! Try it out so you can see the differences!
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