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23 June 2002
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How to link to other pages / sites First lets look at an example <a href="full link url">Description</a> The "a" shows that it is link, the "href" bit is where you want to link to. Please note you must include the "http://" part of the address. I have set up a program to do this for you. To start it Click here You can also add text to be shown when the mouse is over the link by adding the "title" command. So your link now looks like this. <a href="full link URL" title="mouse over description">Were to click</a> That will give you something that looks like this Tutorials Home You see that you can have a lot more information in the "title" element of the link. To use fonts you use the "font" function! For example <font face="arial" size=3>Words</font> Would put your content in "arial" font and size 3, which is the standard. You can also do "+" or "-" in the size to show "smaller" and "larger" like so. <font face="arial" size=+1>Words</font> Should be the same as <font face="arial" size=4>Words</font>. You can use many font faces but be careful. They look different in each browser. For example arial in Netscape 4 is actually arial and bold.. To use Paragraphs you use the "P" function. Using the "p" function lets you have space above and below a paragraph plus lets you align it. So you can have <p>Once upon a time...</p> or <p align=center>Once upon a time...</p> With the align "tag" you can have. Left, right and center only. To start a new line you
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