HTML test thread

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“Hey, I resemble that remark!

Actually, I wish I really did. That lil dude has hair.”

“Testing...testing....

Phil's Quick Photo Pages


Choose One...
 
WLD
tekdude
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“Does this site support header scripts? test test test


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“a-HA!

Now I think I know why the image wouldn't display... there was a Naughty Word in the filename!”

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How ironic that tekdude tested something right before me... and no, we are not the same person.”

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“Like wow.”

“trying to post a link to Wartburg weather on Weather.com
Watrburg weather”

“I finally figured out I was leaving out the first equals sign!”

“I've been thinking about you folks. Someone may be interested in Finger Lakes Region - Attractions.

If I could make it there, I would love to hook up with something like:

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“God Bless”

“ God Bless”

“Is that a brand new album?”

“lol...just a sec

MDSHiker Webshot Link ”

“WooHoo...thanks bit.”

“muuuuuuch better...”

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ooh, he's fun”

“"µ"... that's what Mr. Hyde says.



Hey -- What's a capital thorn, anyway?”

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¿Què pasa?”

“A Brief HTML Cheat Sheet

This bit of code launches a new browser window with the linked page displayed:

<A HREF="the actual link to the webpage" TARGET="_blank">what you want to call it</A>


For example,

<A HREF="http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap020324.html" TARGET="_blank">The Cat's Eye Nebula</A>

gives you this:

The Cat's Eye Nebula


to display an image:

<IMG SRC="the URL of the image">


to display an image with different dimensions:

<IMG SRC="the URL of the image" WIDTH="999" HEIGHT="999">

(You may prefer to only specify the height or width, and automatically maintain the aspect ratio of the original… widths up to 450 or so are okay on TT -- anything much larger trashes the thread)


This code displays an image that's also a link to a page in a new browser window (click on the image itself and it opens another browser with the new page in it):

<A HREF="the link to the webpage" TARGET="_blank"><IMG SRC="the link to the image"></A>


… with different dimensions:

<A HREF="the link to the webpage" TARGET="_blank"><IMG SRC="The link to the image" WIDTH="999" HEIGHT="999"></A>



Once you've got it in your head where the URLs and things go, you can just save a short Word document with these doodads on it... paste in the line of code, then the other stuff.

Link:
<A HREF="" TARGET="_blank"></A>

Image:
<IMG SRC="">

Resized Image:
<IMG SRC="" WIDTH="400">

Image that's also a Link:
<A HREF="" TARGET="_blank"><IMG SRC=""></A>

Resized Image that's a Link
<A HREF="" TARGET="_blank">>IMG SRC="" WIDTH="450"></A>


If you want to get the URL of an image you see on the 'Net, right click on
it, then click on 'Properties' and an information box will appear with the address and other info. Highlight the URL, then <ctrl-c> copy it and <ctrl-v> paste it into the line of HTML.

Unfortunately, with Webshots and some other websites, all you may see
is the dreaded box with the 'x' in the middle. To avoid that, you must save
the image to your own computer, then upload it to your own webpage or somewhere like Photobucket.com.




And may the Shwartz be with you.”

“Thanks Tilt I wondered how u guys do that”

“Is tilt running for an office in the coming election?”