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For tips on typestyle effects, click here. For tips on hyperlinks and images, click here. For additional tips not covered in these sections, click here. Typestyle
Effects If you wish, you can move your mouse to one end of the sample text and tags shown below, hold the left mouse button, and drag on the needed example. Right-click the highlighted material and choose "copy" to copy the selected text. Go to a specific section of your site administrator where you want the text effect to appear. Click the mouse into the specific location within the text block where you want the text effect to appear, right-click, and select "paste." Then select the text that appears within the HTML tags ( the < and > symbols) to make your changes. How Do I
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and Image Tips If you wish, you can highlight the sample text and tags shown below, and right click to bring up a menu used to copy the selected text. Go to a specific section of your site administrator where you want the text effect to appear. Click the mouse into the specific location within the text block where you want the text effect to appear, right-click and select "paste" to paste the material into a text field. Then select the text that appears within the HTML tags ( the < and > symbols) to make your changes. How do I
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link images from the Internet into my site Internet Explorer: Go to the Web page where the image is residing on the Internet. Using your mouse, move the arrow or cursor to the image and right-click. A new menu window will pop up. Go down to "properties" and click. Another window will pop up. You will see the image address http://www.addressofpicture.jpg. Highlight this address, right-click, and hit Copy. Netscape: Go to the Web page where the image is residing on the Internet. Using your mouse, move the arrow or cursor to the image and right-click. A new menu window will pop up. Go down to "copy image location," and click. You now have copied the URL of the image you wish to paste into your site. Go into your site manager. Decide where you want the image to be inserted. Add this code exactly where you want the image to show. <img src=" ">. Put your cursor inside the quotation marks, right-click and hit Paste. Go to the bottom of the page. Click Save Changes. To
link images that I have loaded into my site Make
a hyperlinked image so that people can click on an image In the section of the site manager that contains these commands, there should be something like the following: <img src=" some text ">. To the left of that text, add <a href=" http://the-url-of-the-website-to-link.com ">, replacing the URL of the Web site you wish to reach with the sample copy shown above. To the right of that image source text, add </a>. The final command
should look something like Be sure to hit the Save Changes button at the bottom of the page. You should be able to see the image on your preview site. When you click on it you will be linked to that Web site. Get
rid of the blue border around my hyperlinked images In the section of the site manager that contains this code, there should be something like the following: <a href="website.com"> <img src="URL of image"> </a> Before the closing greater-than sign, add the following text: BORDER="0". The text should now look something like the following: <a href="website.com"> <img src="URL of image" BORDER="0"> </a> Save changes and preview the site. That should get rid of the blue border around hyperlinked images. Make
an anchor link? What do they do? Type the following code where you want the link to appear. <a href="PAGE NAME.cfm#LINK">NAME</a> where PAGE NAME = name of page in Web site that you are linking to, such as the calendar or location page. If you are linking to another section within the same page, the PAGE NAME.cfm is not needed. LINK = can use almost any word. It's a keyword or flag for the link to look for within the linked page. NAME = text that appears on the site for clients to click on to link to the other page. Now you need to go to the page or part of the page where the link is going to in the Web site and type in the following code. This goes before the text that it's linking to. <a name="LINK"></a> text goes here where LINK = the word that you put above to act as a keyword or flag for the link to go to. It has to match the LINK used in the "a href ... " command used above.
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