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Osmose at 15:41, 4 February 2007

2007-02-04T15:41:35Z

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-	=HTML=	+	#REDIRECT [[HTML & DHTML]]
-	~~===Description===~~	+
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-	HTML or Hypertext Markup Language, is the skeletal form of every webpage. It is what tells your computer what to load and what a website looks like. It is comprised of many things called tags and several descriptive texts further explaining the tag.	+
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-	~~===Tags===~~	+
-	~~----~~	+
-	Tags are used for different aspects of a website, such as images, forms, and more importantly, text itself. There are many tags for use, however the tags you can use in your website can differ according to the version of HTML your browser uses. Some tags have been deprceiated, or discontinued. When using HTML, be sure to keep your tags up to date.	+
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-	~~===HTML's use in Charas===~~	+
-	~~----~~	+
-	~~HTML is commonly used in signatures and titles (to get around the avatar limitations). Charas has it's own code for images, however more people are more familiar with HTML.~~	+
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-	~~===Inserting an image with HTML===~~	+
-	~~----~~	+
-	~~To insert an image with HTML, you must first upload it onto a host (see external links). When that is accomplished, copy the image's URL including the .PNG, .GIF, .BMP (not allowed!), etc.~~	+
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-	~~Then get to the sig editing screen. In it, type <img>. Then paste the URL and then </img>. Or, type <img src=(paste URl here)>~~	+
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-	~~In cases of posts or threads with more than one image needed, such as a game thread withscreenshots, the tags can be used more than once.~~	+
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-	=DHTML=	+
-	~~===What is it?===~~	+
-	~~----~~	+
-	~~DHTML is basically HTML for a page that is different for everyone who visits it. Such examples are the Private Message page, the welcome back page, and the edit profile page.~~	+
-	~~It uses the same basics as HTML, but with some more tags, none of which will be discussed here as of yet.~~	+

X marks the ed: /* What is it? */

2007-02-03T20:43:21Z

What is it?

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	DHTML is basically HTML for a page that is different for everyone who visits it. Such examples are the Private Message page, the welcome back page, and the edit profile page.		DHTML is basically HTML for a page that is different for everyone who visits it. Such examples are the Private Message page, the welcome back page, and the edit profile page.
	It uses the same basics as HTML, but with some more tags, none of which will be discussed here as of yet.		It uses the same basics as HTML, but with some more tags, none of which will be discussed here as of yet.

X marks the ed: /* Inserting an image with HTML */

2007-02-03T20:43:09Z

Inserting an image with HTML

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	===Inserting an image with HTML===		===Inserting an image with HTML===
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	To insert an image with HTML, you must first upload it onto a host (see external links). When that is accomplished, copy the image's URL including the .PNG, .GIF, .BMP (not allowed!), etc.		To insert an image with HTML, you must first upload it onto a host (see external links). When that is accomplished, copy the image's URL including the .PNG, .GIF, .BMP (not allowed!), etc.

X marks the ed at 20:42, 3 February 2007

2007-02-03T20:42:36Z

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	In cases of posts or threads with more than one image needed, such as a game thread withscreenshots, the tags can be used more than once.		In cases of posts or threads with more than one image needed, such as a game thread withscreenshots, the tags can be used more than once.

-	==DHTML==	+	=DHTML=
	===What is it?===		===What is it?===
	DHTML is basically HTML for a page that is different for everyone who visits it. Such examples are the Private Message page, the welcome back page, and the edit profile page.		DHTML is basically HTML for a page that is different for everyone who visits it. Such examples are the Private Message page, the welcome back page, and the edit profile page.
	It uses the same basics as HTML, but with some more tags, none of which will be discussed here as of yet.		It uses the same basics as HTML, but with some more tags, none of which will be discussed here as of yet.

X marks the ed at 20:41, 3 February 2007

2007-02-03T20:41:56Z

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=HTML==
===Description===
----
HTML or Hypertext Markup Language, is the skeletal form of every webpage. It is what tells your computer what to load and what a website looks like. It is comprised of many things called tags and several descriptive texts further explaining the tag.

===Tags===
----
Tags are used for different aspects of a website, such as images, forms, and more importantly, text itself. There are many tags for use, however the tags you can use in your website can differ according to the version of HTML your browser uses. Some tags have been deprceiated, or discontinued. When using HTML, be sure to keep your tags up to date.

===HTML's use in Charas===
----
HTML is commonly used in signatures and titles (to get around the avatar limitations). Charas has it's own code for images, however more people are more familiar with HTML.

===Inserting an image with HTML===
To insert an image with HTML, you must first upload it onto a host (see external links). When that is accomplished, copy the image's URL including the .PNG, .GIF, .BMP (not allowed!), etc.

Then get to the sig editing screen. In it, type <img>. Then paste the URL and then </img>. Or, type <img src=(paste URl here)>

In cases of posts or threads with more than one image needed, such as a game thread withscreenshots, the tags can be used more than once.

==DHTML==
===What is it?===
DHTML is basically HTML for a page that is different for everyone who visits it. Such examples are the Private Message page, the welcome back page, and the edit profile page.
It uses the same basics as HTML, but with some more tags, none of which will be discussed here as of yet.