I cannot figure out how to make paragraph or list indentations on this blog thing! Any advice? In the meantime, I am color-coding all those items which should be nicely aligned in columns! HELP!!
Thanks, Bob...it will be a while before I have time to sort through it and figure it out...but a week or so after school starts, maybe I will try.
BTW, I can't even get an empty line b/w paragraphs. I have resorted to a dotted line, because even if I double-space, it automatically runs together. I'll keep trying.
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Lori, you should have a WYSIWYG interface to use. Are you only using the html/code window?
Do you have a laptop. I could have Jennifer meet you somewhere and see what you're doing....
If it makes you feel better, I wouldn't be able to color code without doing some research.
WTH is a WYSIWYG interface?
I do have a laptop that the school just gave me...I think I may take you up on your Jennifer offer!
Thanks for the attempted ego-boost...
Generally paragraph indentations are not used on the web. The convention is to separate paragraphs with an empty line.
Here's a list tutorial if you don't mind getting your fingers into a little html (no need to go wisywig, just do it by hand).
Ops, messed up that link. Try this one
Thanks, Bob...it will be a while before I have time to sort through it and figure it out...but a week or so after school starts, maybe I will try.
BTW, I can't even get an empty line b/w paragraphs. I have resorted to a dotted line, because even if I double-space, it automatically runs together. I'll keep trying.
Then try the paragraph tags:
<p>
paragraph text here...
</p>
bobber said:
"Generally paragraph indentations are not used on the web."
My question is: Who told you that? And isn't it just because most people don't know how to use the English language properly and therefore they don't?
I think a general "dumbing down" of languages is taking place in the world right now and that this is just another facet of it's manifestation.
What do you think of that?
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