HTML Sandbox

Various FReepers | 11/22/04 | TPartyType

[anniegetyourgun]

Already posted.

[TPartyType]

This is an update. The old thread is huge. (You're quick!)

[WildTurkey]

PLEASE TELL EVERYONE THAT THERE IS AN AUTOFORMAT FUNCTION FOR SIMPLE POSTS!

YOU DON'T NEED <BR> OR <P> FOR SIMPLE POSTS.

IF YOU DON'T USE HTML, IT WILL ALSO AUTOFORMAT http addresses and email address.

[anniegetyourgun]

I'm just giving you a hard time, TPT! I'm so pleased to see this. Lots of new folks who need this very badly! In fact, would it be considered rude if I ping them here?!! Don't answer that.....

[kellynla]

BTTT

[borntobeagle]

Thank you bump

[writer33]

Anything but the Sandbox post again. Why me, Lord? :)

[TPartyType]

Thanks! Here's a link to the last "Sandbox"

[The Ghost of FReepers Past]

BTTT

[dansangel]

This is a great tool for some of us FR veterans, also, who occasionally suffer from *senioritis* - LOL!

Thank you for posting this!

[cvq3842]

Thanks very much. I have been here a while, but haven't taken the time to learn about this . . .

[EdReform]

Update ping

[Vermonter]

For all of you who want to post an image, but don't know how:

The image file must be located on a web hosting site, yours or one you know will allow links to it.

If this is confusing to you, go to this site http://www.tinypic.com

They provide a hosting site for single images and also the means to upload the image from your computer to their host. They then provide the URL for you to use in your post. They even provide the URL in several HTML formats for you to cut and paste.

Try it, it works!

Oh, one last thing. Whenever you attempt to post a link, click on it in the FR preview panel before you complete the post. This will prevent those embarrassing broken links ;-}

[michigander]

I
Hi!

[Mr Ramsbotham]

How about a spelling and punctuation sandbox?

[Quixotical]

ping

[Wonderama]

Thanks for this. It's really helpful.

[anonymoussierra]

"For all of you who want to post an image, but don't know how:"


"How to post a picture
< (Opens the link)
img (Stands for image)
src (Stands for Source)
= (tells the computer that you are going to put in a destination)
"URL" (The url of the picture goes between quotation marks)
> (Closes the link)
put it all together and you get (with a space between the first karat and the img) <"img src=”http://www.spiano.mazda.co.jp/img/appeal1-p1.jpg">
Take the space out after the first karat (<) and you would get …
Right click on the picture, highlight the URL, then copy and paste into '< img src="URL">'"Thank you

[Fiddlstix]

More Help Thread Links: (Click Here)

Thanks for the Ping J