HTML help!

ahh... so can it be possible that when you click a pic and the url will be opened in new window? It won't be replacing the current window you are in?

I've just realized, thanks to Aexoden, that it is still possible to change the bordercolor. This is the last time I'm gonna say it.

This one gives you a blue border:

<a href="URL"><img src="URL to picture" style="border-color:blue;"></a>

I assure you that works.


As for the new window, you need to point to a target, which should be:

<a href="URL" target="_____">

_____ can be:

- newwindow
- _blank

It can also be done in Javascript, but that's not necessary for you.

Yay!!! Thanx a lot! So what does the target="_blank" mean... I did try the target="_blank" but all it did was the same as "newwindow" So both are the same? So what's the best for you the one w/ border or the one w/o?

_blank and newwindow have both the same function: popping up a new window.


I think with border is better than without one.

How to make the fonts glow!?

What? Like this? It's an IE specific feature, just to let you know, so people using Netscape or Opera won't be able to see it :)

I used:

style="filter:GLOW(color=#ff3333, strength=15)"

inside the TABLE tag

You can change the colour and strength values, of course :p


For some strange reason, it only works in a TABLE tag for me, and not the normal FONT tag :p

Good!

So can you use color names for example blue, rather than color codes. Anc can you make different fonts glow!? Or that will be tha only and default font!?

You can use both words and hexademical numbers. And yes, you can make different fonts glow. :)

Hexadecimal would be better, better you can tweak the colour to suit your purposes much more precisely :)

How do you mean different fonts?

I don't see why not, just change the font face like you normally do :p

Though it appears you have to do it in paragraph chunks, it doesn't seems to work for individual letters :)

Don't go over the top with it, it makes it fairly hard to read without enlarging the text :p

They look nice, though. :p

Shame it's an IE thing only :p I don't remember that many other effects off the top of my head though :D

It's interesting how this highlights :D

:laugh: :D

Not bad, crono. :D You can do a lot of nifty tricks with the table tag. :D

hey that's cool how did you do that upside down thingy!?

Just add this:

flipV()

in the TD tag. :D

flipH() is also possible. It'll make the text backwards. :p

Not just inside the TD tag, but inside the STYLE parameter as such:

<TD STYLE="filter: flipH() flipV();">


You need both if you want proper upside-down as above, use one if you want thing thing to appear as a mirror image. :)