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HTML Help

Both the Basic Listing and the Easy Web Sites can be enhanced by using HTML.
Here are some hints.

How do I include HTML in my page?

Any HTML code can easily be added to a page. If you view an existing web page, you can get the HTML code by activating the View Source option of your browser. You can then cut and page the Source HTML code. Only copy the content of the Body of the HTML content, i.e. everything between the <Body> and </Body> tags.

You can use HTML to format your text. For example, if you enter the following code;

This is an example of making bold and italic text.

will produce the following on a web page;

This is an example of making bold and italic text.

How do I add color to text?

In this example, adding the code
RED GREENBLUE
will display RED GREEN BLUE

How do I include scrolling marquee text on my page?

In this example, adding the code
<marquee>This is scrolling marquee text!</marquee>
will display the following; This is scrolling marquee text!

How do I include a picture on my page?

If a picture already exists on the internet, all you need to do is include the HMTL code.
For example adding the text <img src=images/info.jpg> will display the following;