Standard Features Alignments, Marquee - scrolling display, Blink attribute, Text enhancements, Tables - rows and cells, Boxes
Here is a display of the three primary alignments available - but note the line gap forced by HTML between each element even though they have been written as one line. You will have to use a table to gain control
[font size="16pt"][color red]Red 16 pt type[/color][/font] [font face="Arial" color="black"]black type in Arial[/font][font size="2em" color="#0000ff" face="verdana"]Verdana [font size="5em"]5em blue type[/font][/font]
Red 16 pt type black type in ArialVerdana 5em blue type
This is a table display - without internal borders and without controlling the width of the three columns
[table width="100%" border-style="ridge" border-colour="red" border-size="5"][row][cell][left]This is left aligned text to demonstrate that variable amounts of long text can be accommodated as easily as short text. This is left aligned text to demonstrate that variable amounts of long text can be accommodated as easily as short text. This is left aligned text to demonstrate that variable amounts of long text can be accommodated as easily as short text. [/left][/cell][cell][center]center aligned[/center][/cell][cell][right]right aligned[/right][/cell][/row][/table]
This is left aligned text to demonstrate that variable amounts of long text can be accommodated as easily as short text. This is left aligned text to demonstrate that variable amounts of long text can be accommodated as easily as short text. This is left aligned text to demonstrate that variable amounts of long text can be accommodated as easily as short text.
center aligned
right aligned
This is a table display - this time with internal borders and with a dotted outer border and with all three columns forced to be equal
[table width="100%" border="1" border-style="dotted" border-colour="yellow"][row][cell width="33%"][left]This is left aligned text to demonstrate that variable amounts of long text can be accommodated as easily as short text. This is left aligned text to demonstrate that variable amounts of long text can be accommodated as easily as short text. This is left aligned text to demonstrate that variable amounts of long text can be accommodated as easily as short text. [/left][/cell][cell width="34%"][center]center aligned[/center][/cell][cell width="33%"][right]right aligned[/right][/cell][/row][/table]
This is left aligned text to demonstrate that variable amounts of long text can be accommodated as easily as short text. This is left aligned text to demonstrate that variable amounts of long text can be accommodated as easily as short text. This is left aligned text to demonstrate that variable amounts of long text can be accommodated as easily as short text.
center aligned
right aligned
This is a table display - this time demonstrating rowspan and colspan features, and the specific backgrounds overwriting the generic background
c1[/cell] [cell]r2 c2[/cell] [/row] [row background="magenta"] [cell colspan="2"]o o o o o o o o o[/cell] [/row] [/table]
r1 c1
r1 c2
r2
c1
r2 c2
o o o o o o o o o
Here is an image positioned in a cell of the table with text to the left
[table width="100%" border="1"][row][cell][center][font face="Comic Sans MS" size="1.5em"]This text will be somewhere related to the image that is to the right of this text[/font][/center][/cell][cell][right][image file="http://models.build-a.com/explicit-images/faces/natasha1.jpg"][/right][/cell][/row][/table]
This text will be somewhere related to the image that is to the right of this text
[box width="150"]Some stuff in as simple box without any borders but constrained to be only 150 pixels wide[/box]
Some stuff in as simple box without any borders but constrained to be only 150 pixels wide
[pre]this is preformatted text[/pre]
this is preformatted text
[tt]This is preformatted text in the tt style [/tt]
This is preformatted text in the tt style
This is a box display - without any internal borders. It is used to put a border around an object and to determine the background within the box area
[box color="white" background="red" border-size="5" border-style="dashed" border-color="yellow" width="100%" padding="10" height="100"]Hello world! (this is a box)[/box]
Hello world! (this is a box)
Extended Features Mailforms, Date and time display, Drop-down lists
Here is a mailform - specified in a box which defines the background image inside the box which has a border as defined. The colour of the text is separately defined (as black). The emailform itself dictates the requirement for a user to enter their name and email address and a message. The form will always be sent to the specified email address entered by the designer. The message area can be specified in terms of rows (default 6) and cols (default 40)
These are variations of the date and time display, notice that those letters or characters not being interpreted as date/time indicators are being displayed just as they are typed in - which includes GMT, UT, BST, : and - . Note that the time is the time taken from our own server, not from the user's own system
[date E D O Y] or [date E D O Y at 0h:0m:0s BST]
This is today [date e 0d/0n/y] : time [date h:m:s] at the moment
Wednesday 28th October 2020 or Wednesday 28th October 2020 at 10:14:01 BST
This is today Wed 28/10/20 : time 10:14:1 at the moment Note that the time shows when the page was first shown - it is not active
This is a drop-down list to allow users to see more details using less screen space - selecting any entry has no effect other than to leave that entry visible
[droplist list="black, white, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, violet, indigo"] Or using a different than standard comma as the delimiter: [droplist list="a number of black items; shining white examples; red apples & pears; oranges, grapes & bananas; yellow budgies; green marine animals; blue skies; violet, indigo and other colours in the rainbow" delimiter=";"]
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This is a bulletted list to allow users to see more details
This is a bulletted list of sub-details [bulletted][item]First sub-detail [item]Second sub-detail [item]Third sub-detail[/bulletted]
This is a bulletted list of sub-details
First sub-detail
Second sub-detail
Third sub-detail
This is a numbered list to allow users to see more details
This is a numbered list of sub-details [numbered][item]First sub-detail [item]Second sub-detail [item]Third sub-detail[/numbered]
This is a numbered list of sub-details
First sub-detail
Second sub-detail
Third sub-detail
This is a specially positioned list of sub-details using the style parameter (margin-left 25px, margin-top 5px)
Plug-ins Aphorisms, Sayings, Flash file display, Imagemaps, Weather forecasts, BBC News in brief
Here are three aphorisms, the 1st by itself. The 2nd is a box, specifying the width only, put around the aphorism, The 3rd is a box, specifying borders and colours, put around the aphorism, the 4th is created in two separate parts
Here is an example display of the imagemap facility - there are three areas, a rectangle, a circle and a polygon on the girls image - around her face - that will respond to a mouse click. You will see the cursor change into a hand shape when an area is able to be clicked.
Here is a web cam viewer - for customer support - it will allow the camera of selected named individuals at the client to be viewed by the users. The client's details are pre-defined and assigned and the support staff member will normally be selected by name from a dropdown list. So the tag - when implemented - may not look quite like this! With the associated textchat tag providing communication you will be able to offer more than standard customer support
[left][webcam "chris"][/left]
Here are a number of images of the same girl but with different constraints put on the picture formats. The first is natural size, the second is with the width constrained to 100 pixels, the third is with the height constrained to 100 pixels, the last is with both the width and the height constrained to 100 pixels - which distorts the image.
[box color="black" background="silver" width="75%" border-style="outset"]This is an iframe example of this entire page - which you can see is active and usable. Note that the example in the iframe does not and can not provide infinite recursion!
