"Greater than" and "Less than" signs: You should avoid typing signs > (greater than ) and < (less than ) directly from your keyboard. In HTML language these signs are reserved because they open and close each control statement, so the browser treats everything between them as a command and the result may be unpredictable. Use the Virtual Keyboard to insert the signs into your text.
2.5. Paragraph
Alignment
To align a fragment of a text left, center, right or to justify it, highlight the fragment and execute the corresponding menu command.
This picture illustrates alignment options.
This picture illustrates blockquote attribute.
To remove any of the paragraph attributes :
1. Set cursor at any place inside the paragraph. (Do not highlight it ). 2. Execute command: Menu -> Paragraph -> ... ( Corresponding attribute )
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List
To make a list, highlight the fragment and execute the corresponding menu command.
Disk
Number
Circle
Letter
Square
Roman
item1
item2
item3
item1
item2
item3
item1
item2
item3
item1
item2
item3
item1
item2
item3
item1
item2
item3
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2.6. Table
To create a table ser cursor and insert corresponding statements. Table consist of three parts:
table declaration:
<table> ... </table>
table row
<tr> ... </tr>
table cell (table data)
<td> ... </td>
To open a table set cursor at the position and insert <table> statement. The statement create the table, opens the first row in the table and opens the first cell in the row.
To add next table cell insert <td> statement. The statement closes current table cell and opens a new one.
To add next table row insert <tr> statement. The statement closes current table cell and current table row and opens a new row and cell.
To close a table insert </table> statement. The statement closes current cell,row and table
Table attributes (whole table scope)
width
can be absolute ( 300, 250px ) or relative (80%)
align
alignment within the page ( left / center / right );
cellpadding
space between cell content and cell border (5, 10px);
border
0 - no border; 1(2,3, etc.) - width of the border;
rules
none - turnes off all internal borders
rows - turn on the internal borders between rows only (horizontal)
cols - turn on the internal borders between columns only (vertical)
For more information on the attributes see HTML documentation.
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2.7. Undo Typing
To undo current typing use "back arrow" button shown in the picture below. This undo command is standard for all Windows editors.
Another way to execute the command is to use the Menu as shown in the picture below.
2.8. Saving Text
To save your current text and check how it looks in the browser use the "Set" button.
To undo the last set, use the "Undo" button. The button restores the text which existed before the last "Set" operation. Your current text is saved in the buffer and can be restored by pressing the "Undo" button again. In fact, any click on the "Undo" button toggles between the past and present version of your text.