I am Becca. I live in Alabama with my husband Scott and our 4 kids Luke, Caleb, Parker and Madeleine Claire. I love being a mother and wife and staying home with the kids. I love sewing, watching old movies, watching college football, wine, Italian food and road trips. I love our church and our new friends. God has blessed me more than I can ever try to tell. I pray my life is an example of his love and mercy.
Thursday, February 7, 2008
I need to learn
I need to learn how to link and how to do that cross through a word thingy if anyone can tutor me that would be great thanks.
When you post there is a link button next to the button where you can change the color of your fonts. You highlight what you want to link and press that button (it looks like a world with a weird design on it) and type in or copy your link and voila!
Now to cross out stuff: When you post do you see the Edit Html button at the upper right hand side? It is right next to the Compose button. Type your sentence then click this button (edit html) and you will see your sentence. Now you will type in < s > (without the spaces, afraid it wouldn't show up) where you want to start the slash then < /s > (without the spaces) where you want to stop. The / is very important as it tells "whatever" to stop the slash.
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I can teach you...it's easy...sort of.
When you post there is a link button next to the button where you can change the color of your fonts. You highlight what you want to link and press that button (it looks like a world with a weird design on it) and type in or copy your link and voila!
Now to cross out stuff:
When you post do you see the Edit Html button at the upper right hand side? It is right next to the Compose button. Type your sentence then click this button (edit html) and you will see your sentence. Now you will type in < s > (without the spaces, afraid it wouldn't show up) where you want to start the slash then < /s > (without the spaces) where you want to stop. The / is very important as it tells "whatever" to stop the slash.
Play around with it...hope this helps.
Oh and when you finish the slashes go back to the compose version to finish your post.
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