HTML GENERAL INFORMATION


Heading font above = < H2> even though it is in BODY
<BASEFONT SIZE =3> appears to be the default size

 

HTML USEFUL CODE TABLE
Description
Code
Effect
ampersand &#38; or &amp; & or &
non-breaking space &#160; or &nbsp; space   between   words
quotation mark &quot; " word "
vertical bar &#124; bar = |
dagger &#134; A†
circumflex on A &Acirc; Â
bra sign &#139; ‹n|
ket sign&#155; |n›
copyright &#169; or &copy;© m chester ©
degree sign&#176; 98 °
much less-than sign &#171; 3 « 57
less-than sign &#60; or &lt; 3 < 5 < 7
less or equal sign&le; x ≤ 5
greater-than sign&#62; or &gt; 6 > 4 > 2
greater or equal sign &ge; y ≥ 5
much greater-than sign&#187; 64 » 2
not equal sign&ne; or &#8800; 6 ≠ 2 or 6 ≠ 2
approximately equal sign &cong; or &#8773; 4.98 ≅ 5 or 5.03 ≅ 5
plus-or-minus sign&#177± 32
mutiplication sign&#215; or &times;2×2×2 = 8
division sign&#247;6 ÷ 2 = 3
infinity sign&infin; or &#8734;
arrows: right left up down&rarr; or &#8594;   larr, uarr, darr→   ←   ↑   ↓
sum <font size="+2">&sum;</font> or
<font size="+2">&#8721;</font>
an
integral <font size="+2">&int;</font> or
<font size="+2">&#8747;</font>
f(x)dx
section sign&#167;§ 37
micro sign, greek mu &#181; 5789 µ
subscriptS<sub>n</sub>Sn
superscript, exponents<sup>3</sup>s3
hidden comment brackets <!-- comments -->  
partial derivative sign&#8706; or &part;∂f(x,y)/∂x
script lower case L<font size="+1">&#8467;</font>
greek letters <font face="Times">&gamma;</font>    &Gamma; γ     Γ
multiplication star&#42;A*B
Good reference: http://www.alanwood.net/demos/symbol.html


<A HREF="../foldername/document/#placemark" TARGET="_blank">REFERENCE</A>
means REFERENCE is in
a parent directory subdirectory called foldername
in a document called document
at a place in the document marked as <A NAME="placemark"> </A>
and this link will appear in a new (_blank) browser window or tab.

<A HREF="mailto:person@address">person@address</A>

Formula for invoking write-ready email

<IMG SRC="BOXES.GIF" ALIGN="RIGHT">
This command puts the colored boxes gif image called BOXES.GIF at the RIGHT hand side of the text following the command.
<DL> Definition List : Each <DX> starts a line; enumerates an item.
<DT> This is a Definition Term item - not indented.
<DT> A second DT item
<DD> This is an inDented Definition item.
<DD> inDented Definition item number two
<DL><DD> This is a nested item; a new <DL><DD> before terminating the original Definition List.
<DD>Generates a list within a list. All ended with </DL></DL>

Below is TABLE of 6 rows, 2 columns with settings as shown
Picture on right via <IMG SRC="COLOR1.GIF" ALIGN="RIGHT">
<TABLE WIDTH=400 BORDER=3 CELLPADDING=5 CELLSPACING=1>
rows =6
columns =2
BORDER (bas relief effect) =3 pixels
CELLPADDING (cell space surrounding text) =5 pixels
CELLSPACING (cell wall thickness) =1 pixel
Table WIDTH =400 pixels
--------100--------200--------300--------400
WIDTH=100
WIDTH=100
TABLE WIDTH=300
TABLE WIDTH=200
TABLE WIDTH=90%

 

TABLE of PARAMETERS
rows =8
columns   =3
BORDER: Visible frame bas relief effect =3 pixels
CELLPADDING: Cell space surrounding text =7 pixels
CELLSPACING: Cell wall thickness =3 pixels
Table WIDTH =100%
Text spans 2 columns. Code = <TD COLSPAN=2>ROWSPAN=2
BGCOLOR="#00FFFF"

 

TABLE of some FONTS and COLORS
<FONT SIZE=4 COLOR="#FF8080" FACE="Courier New"> BGCOLOR="#0000A0" <FONT SIZE=3 COLOR="#FF8040" FACE="Arial"> BGCOLOR="#000080"
<FONT SIZE=4 COLOR="#80FF80" FACE="Verdana"> BGCOLOR="#FF8000" <FONT SIZE=4 COLOR="#8000FF" FACE="Lucida Console"> BGCOLOR="#00FFFF"

 




MATHTYPE EQUATIONS IN BODY OF TEXT:
(The indentation below is produced by <DIR> </DIR>).
<DIR>
1. What the <DIR> does is to tab each new line (<BR>) of text so that it is indented as this text is. May 'nest' the <DIR> ... </DIR> commands for multiple indentations.
2.The source document must have these images in the form
<IMG SRC="Image47.gif" ALIGN=MIDDLE>
for the MathType text to be in good relative alignment with the body of text.
3. May also use ALIGN="TOP" instead of ALIGN="MIDDLE".
4. Here is an example:Image47.gif followed by text.
5.Furthermore the gif must be made transparent! Use the Set Transparent Color tool in a Photo Editor. Note that jpg may not be made transparent!
</DIR>

August 2015
Marvin Chester
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