inquiry, on Jun 12 2007, 09:58 PM, said:
firmit, on Jun 12 2007, 02:10 PM, said:
New feature:
For all you Bloggers - blogspot - I have created the CSS which can be copied and pasted into the TEMPLATE->EDIT HTML in the CSS section. This way, you only need to copy the BLOG-HTML when posting a hand. The auction will also be implemented shortly.
Can you translate this into English please?
Of course!
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Html is just a markup language - it specifies the structure and somewhat the layout of the data you want to present. You may edit the graphical apperance by adding some parameteres into the "style" option. Example: If you want to write the symbol of hearts, and make it red, you wrap the heart symbol, "♥", into a span tag like this: <span style="color:red">♥</span>
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Now - all this "red" and "blue" and height, width, font, spacing etc, are normally placed outside the html-document - more specific into a layout document, which is called CSS - cascade styling sheet. Here you may specify how you want your web page to be view and presented. Example here would be that a normal online-newspaper would have different CSS for two medium: internet browser, and a mobil-browser. Two different css-files handles this.
Now - back to your question. Blogger's got a feature where you can change the "look" of your blog. This I believe you have testet. The data however, stays the same, but presented somewhat differently. Further more, you may change and edit this look exactly to your liking. This is done by editing the CSS-template.
Go to your DASHBOARD - goto - LAYOUT (or post etc) - Then select TEMPLATE ->goto EDIT HTML. In this textbox, you may edit or append information! If you add the CSS definition ( only once! ), you only need to copy a small part of HTML code vs the huge load of html code with styling, that you have been doing. This also gives you room to manipulate and edit the layout to your own liking (do not do this if you don't know what you are doing! ).
The CSS is copied from the Template generator ( Blogger-CSS-template ) and pasted into Blogger. This needs to be placed at the correct place, or else it may have serious consequences! If not sure how - don't. I might make a Tutorial for doing this sometime this weekend.
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