GuideML Version
Created | Updated Oct 20, 2010
<GUIDE>
<BODY> <-Leave these two alone. There is nothing you can do with them.
<P>Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!</P> <-The <P>...</P> Stands for paragraph and puts a space above the text and below.
<P>I have nothing to write!</P>
<P>If you have some ideas for me, let me know OK?</P>
<P>Talaya</P>
-Later-
<BR/>Following the advice of a couple of people I am adding a hello and err fish...
<BR/>Hello! <- <BR/> drops the text of one line to the next withought adding spaces, as the <P>...</P> do.
<P><SMILEY TYPE="fish"/><SMILEY TYPE="hsif"/><SMILEY TYPE="bluefish"/><SMILEY TYPE="orangefish"/><SMILEY TYPE="schooloffish"/></P>
I may as well add a sheep while I'm at it. <SMILEY TYPE="sheep"/> <- This is the way to add smilies in GuideML. If you go to http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A155909 (The List of Smilies) and click on a smiley, you will find the code.
<BR/>
-Later Still-
<BR/>I forgot the <SMILEY TYPE="shark"/> !!!
<PICTURE BLOB="B779940" ALT="Don't Panic!" EMBED="CENTER" BORDER="1">A caption can go here if desired.</PICTURE> If there is no caption, end the tag with /> only. The Blob number is the identification of the photo. You can only use pictures (blobs) in the H2G2 Picture Library ( http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A692741 ) Selcet the picture (blob) you want and, either, remember the blob number or highlight the text and copy it into your page. The ALT is the text that will appear if, either no pictures are allowed in your browser or, you hover your mouse over the photo. So, in ALT="Don't Panic!", it would say just that. EMBED will either put the blob in the Left of the page (And the text will go to the right) the Centre (and the text goes on top and on bottom NOT NEXT TO IT), the right (The text goes to the left) or free (the blob is on the left and text is on top and bottom, not to the right.) Border does not have to be present: it will put a border round the blob. You can also link with blobs but, that's another lesson.
</BODY>
</GUIDE>
<BODY> <-Leave these two alone. There is nothing you can do with them.
<P>Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!</P> <-The <P>...</P> Stands for paragraph and puts a space above the text and below.
<P>I have nothing to write!</P>
<P>If you have some ideas for me, let me know OK?</P>
<P>Talaya</P>
-Later-
<BR/>Following the advice of a couple of people I am adding a hello and err fish...
<BR/>Hello! <- <BR/> drops the text of one line to the next withought adding spaces, as the <P>...</P> do.
<P><SMILEY TYPE="fish"/><SMILEY TYPE="hsif"/><SMILEY TYPE="bluefish"/><SMILEY TYPE="orangefish"/><SMILEY TYPE="schooloffish"/></P>
I may as well add a sheep while I'm at it. <SMILEY TYPE="sheep"/> <- This is the way to add smilies in GuideML. If you go to http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A155909 (The List of Smilies) and click on a smiley, you will find the code.
<BR/>
-Later Still-
<BR/>I forgot the <SMILEY TYPE="shark"/> !!!
<PICTURE BLOB="B779940" ALT="Don't Panic!" EMBED="CENTER" BORDER="1">A caption can go here if desired.</PICTURE> If there is no caption, end the tag with /> only. The Blob number is the identification of the photo. You can only use pictures (blobs) in the H2G2 Picture Library ( http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A692741 ) Selcet the picture (blob) you want and, either, remember the blob number or highlight the text and copy it into your page. The ALT is the text that will appear if, either no pictures are allowed in your browser or, you hover your mouse over the photo. So, in ALT="Don't Panic!", it would say just that. EMBED will either put the blob in the Left of the page (And the text will go to the right) the Centre (and the text goes on top and on bottom NOT NEXT TO IT), the right (The text goes to the left) or free (the blob is on the left and text is on top and bottom, not to the right.) Border does not have to be present: it will put a border round the blob. You can also link with blobs but, that's another lesson.
</BODY>
</GUIDE>
