How do you use the FCK Editor? Appears that te Plain Text Editor works on the Imac. others to not appear to work.

Date:   9/29/2007 10:51:59 AM ( 17 y ago)

8:45 AM

September 29, 07



I am a step closer to understanding how to use

the FCK editor on my Blog.



On my new Imac, I can see it at least,

but I am still in the dark as to how to use it!

On my old Mac, I could not access it.



Here is a Newsletter where Spirit

expains about its existence.





http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=67430





I still cannot figure out how to use it.



Anyone who can help?



Thanks,

Leslie

Strong and emphasis gives you Bold and Italic


html tag page:



http://www.htmlgoodies.com/primers/html/article.php/3478151#html



appears right now that
only Plain Text editor works
for Imac.


text text text text text



http://www.htmlcodetutorial.com/_FONT.html



this code produces this
Hi There
Hi There


11:32 AM


appears that Plain Text Editor
works with basic Html.

Doe not appear other editors work with Imac.
At least that is what appears in this moment.


So when we use the tag:



I feel <#FF3399>very strongly about this.

we get this:

I feel very strongly about this.

Remember that it's color, not font-color. All the other font related properties begin with the word font. This is the exception.

Color expressions for color work the same as for HTML color attributes. You can either give the name of a color, or a red-green-blue expression. For example, this code creates a class called preppy where the fonts are hot pink: #FF3399. Notice that the RGB color code is preceded by a pound (#) sign just like in HTML:




highly recommend Butch for the job.


 

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