[pchelpers] Re: HTML - Copy and Paste
- From: John Durham <john.modec@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pchelpers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 26 Jun 2007 11:18:40 +1200
PcCowboy wrote:
> I use FrontPage and add code with copy and paste.
> Say I wanted to add a HTML code that a website gave me to place on my
> webpage
> for an logo.
>
> I would open my page with FrontPage. Find where I would like to place
> the logo.
> Then I would type something like "Test".
> Next I would open my page to the HTML source and look for that word "Test"
> Once I find that word in the HTML code I know that this is the spot that
> I would want
> to paste the HTML logo code for it to appear where I want it.
>
> Pc
Then I suggest you test it and see how well it works (if you are happy
with the Frontpage cludge).
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