Here it is a shameless plug of another blog http://thethoughtsofdoug.blogspot.com
Of course I prefer it to be a highlighted value in the text. I have to keep up with the Jones's here or Bloggers as the case may be. I have yet to ask for direct help and actually started to read a book on HTML. Ugh!
A bold step for me entering the computer world on the web side. I feel like Homer in the Simpsons asking his daughter advice on setting up his web page. I am sure this appears just as a novice. I will try not to ask help.
Of course if I did I would be done by now and off to something else. But first I will try this on my own.
Anyway Doug's blog is humorous, a nice break during the work day. Dare I give him my blog address ? Right now... I think not.
Of course I prefer it to be a highlighted value in the text. I have to keep up with the Jones's here or Bloggers as the case may be. I have yet to ask for direct help and actually started to read a book on HTML. Ugh!
A bold step for me entering the computer world on the web side. I feel like Homer in the Simpsons asking his daughter advice on setting up his web page. I am sure this appears just as a novice. I will try not to ask help.
Of course if I did I would be done by now and off to something else. But first I will try this on my own.
Anyway Doug's blog is humorous, a nice break during the work day. Dare I give him my blog address ? Right now... I think not.
posted by 2funny at 1:54 PM
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Thanks for stopping by my blog!
The code for activating a link (just include in the text body of your post, it will appear as an active link when you preview or post).
To get it to show up, I used ( ) instead of < >. Cut and paste, change the parenthesis to carats and you're good to go.
(a href="http://thethoughtsofdoug.blogspot.com")Whatever text you want here(/a>)
oops, I forgot to change the > after the a at the bottom! The end of the code should be (/a)
a tells the computer it's going to be a link
href= with the link in quotes tells it where to link
/a indicates the end of the link. Each is important.
The <> tell the computer to look for code to start and make it invisible when viewed.
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