J
jhigbee
Hi there.
I recently rediscovered the <DL> & <DD> & <DT> tags in HTML.
In Microsoft Frontpage there's an icon to do indenting, but
I could not figure out how to get it to do indenting where
there's no space between the non-indented item & the
indented item, such as like this:
MAIN ITEM
SUB ITEM
SUB-SUB ITEM
With Frontpage's little indent icon it forces a space
between the main item and the indented sub-item, like this:
MAIN ITEM
SUB ITEM
But if you don't want a space between the indented item and
the line above, you have to use the <DL> related tags.
So, if I use Frontpage, do I have to manually edit the code
in pages to put in the definition list related tags if I
want to use them, or has someone as Microsoft integrated
info Frontpage an easy way to do it through the GUI
interface?
Here's some sample code:
<dl>
<b><font size="2">MAIN ITEM</font></b><font size="2">
</font>
<dt><dd><font size="2">SUB ITEM</font></dl>
<dl><b><font size="2">ANOTHER MAIN
ITEM</font></b><dt><dd><font size="2">SUB ITEM</font></dl>
---end of sample code - which displays:
MAIN ITEM
SUB ITEM
ANOTHER MAIN ITEM
SUB ITEM
---
So can I do this type of indenting in Frontpage without
having to manually edit the HTML or not?
Jonathan
I recently rediscovered the <DL> & <DD> & <DT> tags in HTML.
In Microsoft Frontpage there's an icon to do indenting, but
I could not figure out how to get it to do indenting where
there's no space between the non-indented item & the
indented item, such as like this:
MAIN ITEM
SUB ITEM
SUB-SUB ITEM
With Frontpage's little indent icon it forces a space
between the main item and the indented sub-item, like this:
MAIN ITEM
SUB ITEM
But if you don't want a space between the indented item and
the line above, you have to use the <DL> related tags.
So, if I use Frontpage, do I have to manually edit the code
in pages to put in the definition list related tags if I
want to use them, or has someone as Microsoft integrated
info Frontpage an easy way to do it through the GUI
interface?
Here's some sample code:
<dl>
<b><font size="2">MAIN ITEM</font></b><font size="2">
</font>
<dt><dd><font size="2">SUB ITEM</font></dl>
<dl><b><font size="2">ANOTHER MAIN
ITEM</font></b><dt><dd><font size="2">SUB ITEM</font></dl>
---end of sample code - which displays:
MAIN ITEM
SUB ITEM
ANOTHER MAIN ITEM
SUB ITEM
---
So can I do this type of indenting in Frontpage without
having to manually edit the HTML or not?
Jonathan