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Posted by Jonathan N. Little on 12/09/06 16:47
Joe M wrote:
> Please refer to this web page for my questions:
>
> http://www.tollianweb.com/uc/monitor/monitors.html
>
> FYI, I use just plain .html code made with Notepad. How do I:
Oh, Joe where to start! You need to do a little basic tutorial on HTML.
>
> 1) In the first picture, my code looks like this:
<snip code>
> How do I bold and make a larger font size , just the first 3 words, i.e.,
> "Wells Gardner 6101"?
In your stylesheet (yep, you need to research that) or inside a STYLE
element within your HEAD...
..MyProduct { font-size: 1.2em; font-style: bold; }
And markup:
<span class="MyProduct">Wells Gardner 6101</span> ...
>
> 2) My code for the second picture:
<snip code>
>
> 2A) How do I split the text portion of the above to start the second
> sentence, i.e., the sentence that begins "This uses different voltages..."
> to begin on a new line?
> 2B) How do I get a blank line before starting the second sentence on a new
> line (i.e., put a blank line after the after the end of the previous
> sentence)?
Same why you do in a word processor, use paragraphs,
<p>
Electrohome G05_801 black ...
</p>
<p>
This uses different voltages...
</p>
>
> 3) Look just after the 4'th picture. The single line of text before the
> 5'th picture. My code looks like this:
>
> <table>
> <tr>
> <!-- <td><A HREF="Electrohome_G08_003_hr.jpg"><IMG
> SRC="Electrohome_G08_003.jpg" WIDTH="512" HEIGHT="384" ALT="G08_003"
> align="middle"></A></td> -->
> <td>(pictures coming soon!)</td>
> <td><---Electrohome G08_003, used in most Sega color vector games (Star
> Trek, Zektor, Space Fury, Eliminator, Tac Scan).</td>
> </tr>
> </table>
>
> (I have the line with the picture commented out because I don't have the
> picture ready yet). But without the picture, the line gets lost between the
> other pictures. What I'd like to do is have an empty square box the size of
> the other pictures with the words "(pictures coming soon!)" in there. That
> way, it will stand out. As it is now, if someone is quickly viewing that
> web page, that line will be easily skipped and not noticed.
Yes but you also commented out the table data element, the <td></td>
pair! Now your table is boogered! One table row with just one cell
whereas all the others have two. Just comment out the image!
<tr>
<td>
<!-- comment out the image
<img src=...
-->
</td>
<td> ...
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Take care,
Jonathan
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