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Legolas the Slart Posted Mar 4, 2000
How do I get those smileys on my work?
Slartibartiwartifast & Bluebottle
Bluebottle Posted Mar 4, 2000
As for canoeing, I've had a go once or twice. I found surfskis a lot easier to use though - far more maneoverable. Living on the Isle of Wight we don't have any canoeable rivers, so it's all sea work
Music wise, I play the bugle, and that's it. I'm considered a big Beatles and Wings fan
Slartibartiwartifast & Bluebottle
Bluebottle Posted Mar 4, 2000
Smileys are drawn by typing:
: - ) =
; - ) =
: - ( =
8 - ) =
> < > =
Just type that with nowt in between
Slartibartiwartifast & Bluebottle
Bluebottle Posted Mar 4, 2000
A bugle is a 5-noted brass instrument - like a trumpet but without the valves. It's what they play "Last Post" on at war memorial services etc.
Slartibartiwartifast & Bluebottle
Legolas the Slart Posted Mar 4, 2000
I can now typebut these do not apperar on my guideML work. Is there a special way to do this?
From Slarti!
Slartibartiwartifast & Bluebottle
Legolas the Slart Posted Mar 5, 2000
Thanks for your help. Seeing as you have expierence from using guideML (and I am a beginer) I would like to ask a question, this is causing me great dilema. In my new entry there is a glitch I cannot seem to sort. Every time I preview my work I gat the SYNTEXT 'no opening for TEXT'. I have an opening for the text command, and both are equal cases. All the others in my work are fine. I cannot see why it ceases to recognise this opening. It also regognises the and command in between the text. Its a mystery to me!
Slartibartiwartifast & Bluebottle
Bluebottle Posted Mar 5, 2000
In using GuideML, you don't actually need any tags. (Or I hope not as I've never used 'em ), so perhaps that's why the preview's getting confused. I believe that the GuideML will naturally assume that everything IS text, unless you tell it otherwise.
Try removing all tags, and see if that helps. Let me know what happens!
Slartibartiwartifast & Bluebottle
Legolas the Slart Posted Mar 5, 2000
There was no problem with the text commands. I had left one of my /text commands unopened. GuideML had just related the error to the wrong command. It had spotted an error on my work, it had just highlighted the error somewhere else(highlting=!*!). I use the TEXT commands to put spaces in my work. For Example:
hello
helloWould just write hellohello(I want the two words on different lines, hence the RETURN in between them) if you want the second 'hello' on a different line you can put:
HELLO
HELLO
I use the TEXT commands instead of just BODY because BODY does not allow spaces.
Slartibartiwartifast & Bluebottle
Legolas the Slart Posted Mar 5, 2000
Tinsy prob. Every link I write takes people to h2g2 home.
I write them:http://www.example.co.uk
Slartibartiwartifast & Bluebottle
Legolas the Slart Posted Mar 5, 2000
Your entry (The Beach) is a good place to hang out, just a quick question(s)
A.Where did you get the pictures
B. How do you get different colours and sizes.(If you used HTML and not GUIDEML please do not tell me, the concept of using HTML gives me nightmares about difficult stuff)
C.What does being a lifegaurd envolve?
Slartibartiwartifast & Bluebottle
Bluebottle Posted Mar 6, 2000
Links you do by typing:
(If a H2G2 page)
A researcher to a researcher and
An article to an article.
If it's not a H2G2 page, then write:
Some place
The tag seems to work very well for me to end lines, but if your way works, no need to change it!
As for being a lifeguard, all it involves is just saying that you're a lifeguard and taking part in the lifeguards forum - and you get a link!
Slartibartiwartifast & Bluebottle
Bluebottle Posted Mar 6, 2000
I'm glad you like the beach!
The pictures I got from various places - I didn't bother doing them myself!
As for the different colours and sizes, I used GuideML, and it's easy.
For colours, write This is red and you can use almost any colour you can think up (except black )
For size, it's easy by typing this is small
This is big
Just say a size and see what happens!
Slartibartiwartifast & Bluebottle
Legolas the Slart Posted Mar 9, 2000
Thanks for your help(my homepage is now a more colourful place) Please check out my guide entry on my homecity of Hull (I want your Opinion.) Is a surfski one of those things where you sit on top instead of in a cockpit?
Slartibartiwartifast & Bluebottle
Legolas the Slart Posted Mar 16, 2000
Is ther a place were I can see all new guideML commands?
Slartibartiwartifast & Bluebottle
Bluebottle Posted Mar 16, 2000
I'd recommend:
http://www.h2g2.com/A246287
And visit the GuideML FAQ at
http://www.h2g2.com/A187355
And the GuideML Clinic at:
http://www.h2g2.com/A187229
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