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Tag Description
Anchors are used to make links to other pages.
You Type or copy and past as I do
V is for Voltage Forums
You Get
A link to V is for Voltage Forums
To Edit Example Given Above
Replace the http://visforvoltage.org with the url you want to link to, and the V is for Voltage Forums with a description on name of the link.
This is a link to EV Collaborative Hand Books
EV Collaborative Hand Books
Copy and Paste the example to another Test Page, then preview it. As long as you don't submit it, you can just keep practicing how to use the technique of creating links.
When your complete, we ask that you please delete your practice post, so others won't get confused by it.
Sorry to say this is NOT a correct statement. Anchors are used to link to a section of a page. Links are what take you to a page.
here is an example of a link:
LinkThis is an example of a link with an Anchor
LinkA link takes you to the page and an anchor takes you to a location within the page. Remember for an anchor to be used there must be an associated name code in the page you are going to, which would look like -
go to this part of the pageAnother helpful item is the target command, which I like to use. This command makes the link open in a new page or tab depending on how your browser is configured, and looks like -
LinkChas S.
My Bicycle Pages
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I must yield to the expert, Chas knows more about this stuff than I will ever know.
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I just didn't want our newbies to get wrong information. No reflection on you after all it wasn't that long ago you were a newbie and look how far you have come. If you can do this stuff well need I say more.
Chas S.
My Bicycle Pages
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FWIW, I'm still a Newbie, if it wasn't for copy and paste. I'd be dead in the water.
I really hope someone does one of those wonderful Help Tutorials on creating links.
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I don't need a help tutorial all I have to do is put my cursor at the beginning of the link to be fixed and hit ALT-F11 and my computer does it for me.......
OK I'll build one sometime this week.
Chas S.
My Bicycle Pages
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Nobody likes a show off, I remember you were telling me about that, and offered to show me.
Guess I have to wait for the Movie.
You'll also have to tell me where your getting those nice Smileys from.
Peace Out,
Gman
Now that we have clarified our beliefs, your invited to join us as we begin building on them to define our Community Mission Statement
Peace Out, <img src="http://tinyurl.com/ysafbn">
Gman
Hi Chas,
That's a grand photo of your test pilot there!
Sure is delighted with those Li-Ions ... hehe :)
Dave
MB-1-E
Electric - Bridgestone MB-1 Mountain Bike
Icon Photo of lighning striking Eiffel Tower Jun 3, 1902, taken by MG Loppe'
Dave B
MB-1-E
<a href="http://visforvoltage.org/book-page/996-mountain-bike-conversion-24v-3-4h... - Bridgestone MB-1 Mountain Bike</a>
This is a test link and should go nowhere!
Link
Chas S.
My Bicycle Pages
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above do?
Well I probably need to finally break down and learn how to create them. When I couldn't locate it on my cheat sheet I went into a small panic.
What does
And these also:
Peace Out,
Gman
Now that we have clarified our beliefs, your invited to join us as we begin building on them to define our Community Mission Statement
Peace Out, <img src="http://tinyurl.com/ysafbn">
Gman
You could always click them and find out...? They also have tooltips.
That thing with the > inserts "code" ... useful for geeks who want to share software snippets with each otherThe thing with a planet lets you enter a link
The thing with an app window inserts a "break" which has a pretty arcane purpose.
The checkmark icon inserts ending tags for any tags missing their end tags. The tooltip says "closes open tags" which is a geek way of saying what I just said.
- David Herron, http://davidherron.com/
- David Herron, The Long Tail Pipe, davidherron.com, 7gen.com, What is Reiki
But I can't get it to work.
Chas S.
My Bicycle Pages
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Same here, I've tried it several times some time ago, and couldn't see it do anything.
Can someone explain how the link thingey works?
What does a teaser break do?
What does the code thingey do?
And what does this mean?
Peace Out,
Gman
Now that we have clarified our beliefs, your invited to join us as we begin building on them to define our Community Mission Statement
Peace Out, <img src="http://tinyurl.com/ysafbn">
Gman
The planet thing ... You click it and
[url=http://]
is inserted to the editor. Simply make the "http://" read whatever URL you want.. then after the "]" insert the link text you want to use, and then click the planet thing and the tag closes so it might look something like
[url=http://www.7gen.com]Seven Generational Ruminations[/url]
The teaser break ... I would suggest ignoring it. But... when Drupal generates an RSS feed, the contents of each feed item is the "teaser", the "teaser" being just the first part of the posting. It's also possible for the RSS items to contain the full items. The Drupal software can automagically generate the teaser, but if you'd like the teaser to be generated other than the default you can use the teaser break. It's a little arcane.
The code thingy ... it make text use a fixed width font that looks like it came from the 1970's. It's also ignorable.
The pirate thing... er... some guy with a parrot made me install that module. Honest.
- David Herron, http://davidherron.com/
- David Herron, The Long Tail Pipe, davidherron.com, 7gen.com, What is Reiki