Dustin
2006-02-28 16:50:18 |
Experiment
Can you have a link wrap around to the next line?
I want to go to the perplexus
home page. Can I do it? |
Dustin
2006-02-28 16:51:35 |
Re: Experiment
Yes, I can. If you're interested, linking is here.
All I did was add a < br > with the spaces removed. |
brianjn
2006-03-01 03:45:22 |
Re: Experiment
For those attempting to understand Dustin's last sentence, the < br > was placed in the text area of the <a href ..... > < / a > 'phrase'. Looking at his first post, it was placed after the word 'perplexus'. |
Jer
2006-03-01 12:53:31 |
Re: Experiment
I want a different way of linking to the perplexus
home page split to two lines. Can I do it?
Of course, you can also just make two separate links. |
brianjn
2006-03-01 23:15:48 |
Re: Experiment
Yes, you could do it as two links, one 'a href' point to "the perplexus" and the other pointing to "home page".
You could also replace the < br > with < p >; that should result in a blank line between the two lines. |
Dustin
2006-03-01 23:29:11 |
Re: Experiment
Link with one line < br >
the perplexus
home page
Link with two lines < br > < br >
the perplexus
home page
Link with two lines < p >
the perplexushome page
Link with one line < br > that isn't actually a link. (no href="")
the perplexus
home page |
Dustin
2006-03-01 23:30:50 |
Re: Experiment
Interesting that it underlines the last one on mouse over.
Also interesting that two < br > 's work where < p > does not. |
brianjn
2006-03-01 23:44:28 |
Re: Experiment
I recall when I began with HTML that 3+ successive < br >'s only had the effect of 2, and, it's been awhile (I often use an editor these days), I don't think 2 < p >'s increase the distance of 1. Must have a look at this sometime in Nav. Composer or CoffeeCup. |
brianjn
2006-03-01 23:46:11 |
Re: Experiment
As I recall that's when the value of < pre > or < span > is realised. |
