I am NO HTML coder by any means. Others could add better explanations, samples. The extent of my knowledge is:
- Any coding has a beginning "on" switch contained in <...> and an ending "off" switch with </...> (The instructions are the "...")
- <STRONG>text</STRONG> makes things bold
- <EM>text</EM> sets italics
- <U>text</U> underlines text
To view the HTML coding layered behind the text, click on "Switch to HTML Mode" at the right hand corner of the page you're working in.
Here are some simple samples I've run across:
- To enlarge a font, try <FONT size=3>text</FONT>
(The subtitles on this page are set to <FONT size=3>)
- To change font color, try either of:
<FONT color=darkred><STRONG>(Looks like this)</STRONG></FONT>
<FONT color=darkblue><STRONG>(Looks like this)</STRONG></FONT>
- To offset a superscript, use <SUP> ... </SUP>15
When working with volunteers, I think it's best to avoid HTML as much as possible; however, they do give NEAT some style options. Over time, NEAT will want to set style standards for the use of any special HTML coding.
You now know as much as I do about HTML coding.
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