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Edited by
brandynicole
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Mon 06/09/08 10:30 PM
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I am assisting my sister in creating a webpage where people can use her graphics on myspace profiles ..... We need to make the html for the image viewable on the page so it can be copy and pasted by the visitor but I cannot recall how to make the code viewable on the page .
Does that make sense ? I have no idea what to type into google to find what i'm looking for or I would do that instead of asking .... anyway any help will be greatly appreciated . I am banging my head against the wall eagerly awaiting responses . 
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View> Source
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No that is not what I am referring to .... i'm not that dumb .
The code for the image needs to be viewable on the page so it can be copy and pasted by the user without viewing the source or properties . |
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I think you could just type the code as text on the webpage, or just copy and paste it as text on the webpage. They are gonna copy and paste it into the html on their myspace page, and as long as the code is correct it will work. Is that what you mean?
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It has to be between <body> and </body> just as text ya know?
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Edited by
brandynicole
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Mon 06/09/08 11:26 PM
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Right but the code doesn't show it is seen as just more of the code so if I put in
<a href="http://geocities.com/xxxxxxx" target="_blank"><img src="http://xxxx.photobucket.com/albums/mm262/xxxxe/xxxxxx.png" border="0" alt="xxxx"></a> instead of the code showing like I want the image is displayed again (obviously).... I want the code displayed so other users can copy directly from the page and paste into there own html . I tried putting the code in a form but it didn't work correctly either . |
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Thank you for the assistance Yantra ... it looks like I need to replace < with < or something ...... which is extremely inconvenient considering I have 100's of image codes i'll have to do this for .
I hope there is an easier way .... 
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You got it to work that way?
Do you know how to get rid of frames easily? That's My most recent headache. I think I will have to do whatever I have to do about 250 times for each page of my site. yes it sucks. |
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It looks to me like you're refing an http directory. When I was learning the basics of html, I was told to keep pix in the same directory as the main page ... it makes laoding quicker, and the files are easier to find. So if you ref a hard-drive directory instead it should cure the problem.
Re: your search and replace thing being a pain. I use Edit Pad Pro from curously enough www.EditPadPro.com this allows html editing and has a fully functional search and replace feature, and of course it's a hell of a lot quicker than MS Word. Wouldn't the coding you need be on this page? Steal it. |
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Use the following codes...
<xmp>HTML CODE HERE</xmp> |
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Use the following codes... <xmp>HTML CODE HERE</xmp> Uh oh...that code is no longer acceptable... http://www.htmlcodetutorial.com/_XMP.html Looks like you get to do it the hard way. |
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Use the following codes... <xmp>HTML CODE HERE</xmp> Thank you so much spider I knew there had to be a simpler way . 
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you can also look in which is what I use as reference
http://www.web-source.net/html_codes_chart.htm also cant you place the links you want in frames/tables? |
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Use the following codes... <xmp>HTML CODE HERE</xmp> Uh oh...that code is no longer acceptable... http://www.htmlcodetutorial.com/_XMP.html Looks like you get to do it the hard way. 
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<p><form><textarea bgcolor=color here text=color here rows=0.5 cols=55 userstyle>Info you want here</textarea></form><P> This will put info in a text area box |
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Edited by
nicktechyguy
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Tue 06/10/08 07:42 PM
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You can try this - it looks nice, but it takes a little basic learning
<HTML> <body> <form> <INPUT TYPE="text" SIZE="30" value="<img src=" http://www.yourlink.com/theimage.jpg">"> </form> first line - Its html tag. yeah onto the next line second line - <form> this allows you to put a form in your page and make input boxes and buttons third line - heres the fun part. input type="text" : leave that be. Its making it a input box size = "30" : size of the box. Change size at will value = "" : put your url of the image but change the quotes to " make sure when you use " you leave a space after it. I know this looks like much, but it will look professional and when you get the hang of it, it's nice. If you have any more questions....send me a message. |
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<p><form><textarea bgcolor=color here text=color here rows=0.5 cols=55 userstyle>Info you want here</textarea></form><P> This will put info in a text area box Thats not going to work.....its going to try and display the image in the textbox |
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<p><form><textarea bgcolor=color here text=color here rows=0.5 cols=55 userstyle>Info you want here</textarea></form><P> This will put info in a text area box Jedi !! Thank you soooooooo much ! That totally worked perfectly . 
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Edited by
brandynicole
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Tue 06/10/08 07:42 PM
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<p><form><textarea bgcolor=color here text=color here rows=0.5 cols=55 userstyle>Info you want here</textarea></form><P> This will put info in a text area box Thats not going to work.....its going to try and display the image in the textbox Nope it showed the html and not the image ... worked perfect . You can see it here http://www.geocities.com/heartsnmyspace/aboutme.html . Oh and if you look keep in mind the site belongs to a 12 year old . |
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My bad.....good work truejedi
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