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Web designers, I need some HTML help!!
Posted by kristilinauer • 8/03/08 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
Topics: html help
I am trying to add HTML code to one page on my website that people can copy and paste into their HTML.
How do I get the actual code to show, rather than having the HTML code render normally?
Hope that makes sense. I have no idea what the correct terminology is.
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u can see may blog.
see all tools html code @ their website -
Hi kristilinauer,
The only thing you need is to convert all < character to & l t ; characters (without spaces).
Hope this help.
-nhc1987
themelib.com-
That's the answer right there, except I would add that best practice is to also use &rt; in place of the > characters as well to avoid any confusion as to your intent later on.
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Thanks so much, everyone!
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I am using the < textarea> code for that.I think your search end here.
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If you are trying to let other link you and you want to display your link code this is it. This has image link
< textarea name=" textarea " cols=" 50 " rows=" 5 " > < a href="http://weblogian.com/blog"> < img src=" weblogian.com/images/badgelogo.gif " width=" 80 " height=" 15 " border="0" / > < /a > < /textarea >
REMOvE THE SPACE before< and after > and also after"
Just change the image URL and your BLOG URL to yours
Change the numbers cols="50" and rows="5" to fit in your page/sidebar-
Yes, that's exactly what I'm trying to do, and I just can't get it to work!
Maybe it has something to do with the fact that I use Frontpage to build my website. (And all of the serious web developers erupt in uncontrollable laughter
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Just paste the code in your page and see. If you follow correctly there nowhere to go wrong
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IF you don want a image link just a text link then do this.
< textarea name=" textarea " cols=" 50 " rows=" 5 " > < a href="http://kristilinauer.com/"> kristilinauer < /a > < /textarea >
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kristilinauer
Use Dreamweaver to design your website. From there you will get many more ideas about HTML. Dreamwaever taught me more than my teacher.
You can down;oad the 1 month trial fro m here www.adobe.com/cfusion/tdrc/index.cfm?product=dreamweaver&promoid=BONQP-
weblogian, I certainly may consider that for the future.
Right now, my main concern is simply getting quality content on my site. I have used Frontpage for years, and it's simple for me, so for now I'm using it.
After I get a good amount of quality content on my site, I'm planning on turning my attention to really studying HTML, CSS, etc., and then come up with a really dynamic website design for a future "relaunch". At that time, I will definitely upgrade to a different website building program. That's not my priority right now, though. -
Are you done with the code? is it displaying in ur site. I like to see it.
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I have no idea what's going on. I copied, pasted, and edited the code that you (weblogian) gave me.
When I uploaded it, a bunch of extraneous HTML code was added, and I have no idea why it was added. However, I copied and pasted the code onto my blog to see if it would work, and it does.
NO idea why that's happening.
www.addicted2decorating.com/blog-link-exchange.html
All of the "onclick" code, and other code about "cgi-bin"...I didn't add that. It was added when I uploaded the page.-
Iam checking the code now whether it works(the links)
Its working fine, You can insert boderless code.
Wait!
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It works well
you can put this code to remoce the image border
border="0"
< img src="http://kristilinauerinteriors.com/addicted-2-decorating-banner.jpg" border="0" >
Donot forget to remove the spaces after and before < >-
I think I'll keep the border for now. I kinda like it.
But thank you SO MUCH for your help!!!!
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Removed by Weblogian as it is resolved
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This can be useful too
www.digit-8.com/archives/44
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