The Playground
Contents
Space for Jess to play
Bold textJess's special place?
OK, WHY didnt that come out bold??
Okay type it, highlight it maybe? ok, that worked , so far so good
can i C&P to here- guess i can...
If you click on the [edit] on the right of the page next to where it says its for you, you will be in the edit mode. there are help pages on the main page .... enjoy YES
Experimenting with layout and colour and learning how the code works at the same time. ----
The British Isles
| England | Scotland | Wales | Northern Ireland |
|---|---|---|---|
| Republic of Ireland | Crown Dependencies |
Europe
| Belgium | France | Germany | The Netherlands |
|---|---|---|---|
| Poland | Russia |
North America
| USA | Canada |
|---|
Oceania
| Australia | New Zealand |
|---|
The Rest of the World
| India | South Africa |
|---|
This makes the contents
takes you back to the main page
Click EDIT to see the code
Tim is horrible!!!
Nice big text
Choose the county from the contents page - the red ones aren't started
Choose create new page
Choose Edit
On the threads: [url=http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~tinstaafl/]Norfolk Baptism Project[/url]
On the Wiki
The asterisk is the bullet point
gives an extra line - avoid using this - press enter instead
or highlight and use the button for bold
is a horizontal line or use the button
The ===== is for making a contents - it will do that automatically if there are more than four headings.
Register Office Contact Details
Name of office
Links
TIP: If you don't press enter at the end of each line of the address, it all gets jammed up on one line
TIP: Whatever you do, dont test the link while you are in preview or you lose it all!!!
Was playing with colour - we aren't using it:
| ONLINE SEARCH TECHNIQUES |
The internet can be a useful source of records and information connected with family history research. There are a number of useful sites available and knowing which to use and how to use them effectively can be confusing.
Exploring Table layout:
| ENGLISH COUNTIES |
| Channel Islands and Crown Dependencies |
