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Susan Yvonne

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Please explain to me what HTML codes are and where will I find them on images I want to insert onto my web page. I have downloaded some images off HTML code sites and put them into a folder in Pictures on my computer. I want to put a photo onto my MySpace.com page but don't know how to do it. I also want to use smilies and symbols in my emails and message board posts but don't know how. Can you give me instructions? Use simple English please. I'm not the smartest female in the world, but I'll try hard to follow along. Thanks
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uhhhh..well html stands for hypertext markup langauge. All web pages are coded in this langauge. To see an example of html you can go view<viewsource when you're at a webpage. As far as adding a image, it's the easiest if you just image host it. Image hosting is where you can put a image on a web page and then in the html of your page you can type in a code that contains the URL of that image. I'm not at my house right now where I could look up the html for adding an image but when I get back to my house i'll post it. You have to know the URL of the image that you want to use. www.tinypic.com has good image hosting where they put your image on a web page....but remember, this isn't your webpage they're putting it on. It's just a page that contains only your image. The code has the following part in it "='your URL of image'" and that's why you need to host the image. Hope that makes sense! Good luck with the new web page!
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oh yeah..to put smilies in your posts on this board just click on the smilies to the left. In emails, it all depends on what host you're using.
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HTML is just plain English (with American spelling) that has some extra characters added called Tags that tell the web browser what to display and where to display it. These are written as <> to open a tag and as </> to close. Therefor to begin a paragraph of text on a web page you would type in <p>My text in here for this paragraph etc,.</p> This <p> would begin your text entry paragraph and the closing tag </p> would close it.

It can be somewhat off putting to beging with but with a few attempts you will pick up the basics well enough to see whats going on. Try the link below for a clear run through. :tazz:

http://www.htmlgoodi...cle.php/3478131

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What about a photo from my Pictures folder? How do I find the URL code for it and then write the code on the web page?
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Usually this would be written as: <img src="WHERE YOUR IMAGE IS">

You might want to try http://photobucket.com you can upload images and the source tags are generated atomatically for you to copy and paste.
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Basic HTML for beginners
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I posted offensive content.

Edited by Artellos, 18 December 2010 - 04:30 AM.
Removed offensive content.

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If it's so bad then why did you sign up....and spend your time posting?

Edited by MR0624, 05 July 2005 - 10:45 AM.

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all hes saying is that he has a really hairy butt and he doesnt know the dif between a webpage and a website :tazz:

Edited by ssone, 05 July 2005 - 10:45 AM.

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lol...good way to put it....
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something it seems you are missing in this is that you can't just put code for the location of the image on your computer - you must put the file (upload it) onto another computer called a web server (such as the aforementioned photobucket service) before you can code it - if you do use photobucket, it will give you the code to insert into your myspace. myspace also has its own photo upload space - after logging in, click home, then click edit/upload photos and follow the directions
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I'm looking for a HTML link code where you click on a link then scrolls automatically.

Posted Image
Current view

Posted Image
Click link

Posted Image
Scrolls to desitinated one.
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Here is a link that will answer your question.

HTML Links
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Please explain to me what HTML codes are and where will I find them on images I want to insert onto my web page. I have downloaded some images off HTML code sites and put them into a folder in Pictures on my computer. I want to put a photo onto my MySpace.com page but don't know how to do it. I also want to use smilies and symbols in my emails and message board posts but don't know how. Can you give me instructions? Use simple English please. I'm not the smartest female in the world, but I'll try hard to follow along. Thanks


Normally you start like:

<html>
<imc scr="Url" with="#" hieght="#" />
</html>
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