There's A Geek In The Hole

To create emphasis on a text one uses underlines or text-highlighting. The codes for underlining a text is easy. One can do it using in-line CSS or HTML 3.2 codes. For those who want quick codes use <u>: The following code: <p>This is the way one uses <u> underlines to emphasize <u> a text. </u>... Sign in to see full entry.

This code is used for presenting corrections made on a published web page. It is called a strikethrough. This is useful if one wishes to show how one's webpage or blog has been updated. Here is one sample of how it is used. The code is easy to remember: <strike> your text </strike>. The code is not... Sign in to see full entry.

Check out this nifty effect: Happy Easter To All! This is HTML 3.2 stuff and makes use of a code that works only with I. E. <marquee><font size="+3" color="red"><b>Happy Easter To All!</b></font></marquee> Sign in to see full entry.

For those who have been using HTMLArea, I have posted a permanent link to it on the Links section of "There Is A Geek In The Hole" together with some other HTML Tutorials that you may find useful. I will be constantly updating those links with the other "Geeky Stuff for the Un-geeky" that I have... Sign in to see full entry.

I already noted the fact that in Netscape, the WYSIWYG Editor of Blogit does not show in Netscape 7. I may have found the solution for you. There is an application called HTMLArea that is being distributed by InteractiveTools. It works like the Blogits' article submission form, except that it has... Sign in to see full entry.