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I dont know how to...

I dont know how to...

I thought about writing this article ages ago, but for some reason never did. Now that i've been here for a while i should be able to play around with my blog. Well no. It's still plain boring (how it looks like i mean). And i've noticed some people who've been here just recently know more than me *shame on me!*. So here is how ignorant i am.

I dont know how to:

- Insert 'my favourites' (sites, blogs) in my blog
- Change the color of my blog (right now it looks awful... )
- Insert a picture in my blog (but i know how to do it in an article now, yay!)
- Insert a link in an article (you know the kind you just click on and voilĂ  the link appears)
- insert a quote in a comment from a previous comment or from the article i'm commenting on (if that makes sense)


And i'm sure there are other things i forgot, or i dont even know i can do on JU.

So if someone out there is kind enough to help me out, i'd really appreciate it. Even if you dont answer all of my questions, a few will help. Thanks :)
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Reply #26 Top
Oh man!!! I dont think i'll ever be able to do it, what am i doing wrong Danny?
Reply #27 Top
At this point, no idea. Apparently my html code skills arn't as good as I thought they were...
Reply #28 Top
Oh well, never mind. The purple box remains a
Reply #29 Top
MYSTERY....................
Reply #30 Top

Reply #29 By: island_gurl12 - 1/24/2005 10:28:18 PM
MYSTERY....................


I'm going to try something. If it works I will expand on it.
Sorry idea didn't work.
Reply #31 Top
Thanks for trying drmiller

Anyone else for this challenge?
Reply #32 Top

<style type="text/css">
.coloredquotetable
{
BORDER-RIGHT: #999999 1px solid;
BORDER-TOP: #999999 1px solid;
BORDER-LEFT: #999999 1px solid;
BORDER-BOTTOM: #999999 1px solid;
BACKGROUND-COLOR: #FFCCFF;
}
</style>
<TABLE cellpadding=8 width="95%" align=center class="coloredquotetable"><TR><TD bgColor=#FFCCFF class="mb-Body-Quote-Text"> TEXT YOU ARE QUOTING </TD></TR></TABLE><BR>


So you want to quote someone in funny colors? Cut and paste the above, changing the six character color code to what you want it to be. It's FFCCFF in the example above, but can be many other numbers/colors. Make sure to change both places that number shows up or you'll have some oddness in your quote. http://www.webcolors.freeserve.co.uk/chooser.htm should help you find other colors if you don't know how. Gene Nash was nice enough to show us it could be done, and no offense to Gene, but his purple quote has a different border then the normal quotes. So I backtracked the way stardock did the code and copied theirs with just the color changed.