Root-around Sitepoint.com — see if you find some useful HTML info links. Two links that look interesting are: this article on HTML Email Newsletters, and this article on Learning HTML.
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About this blog.
Welcome to the “ut-artists” blog. Current and former U.T. Artists and Supervisors from Advertising, Prepress, Creative Services, and others; are invited to post and comment on this blog. Share your favorite Graphics, Wed Design, and Career links. Let’s trade info and ideas — and tell us about your web site(s) or blog(s) too!
See a post or link you like? — don’t forget to save it. Currently, this blog expires at the end of 2008.
Some posting tips.
• You can add HTML to fancy-up your post if you wish.• To link to a web site: in the Compose window select the text, then click the CreateLink icon (it looks like a globe) and enter the web address.
• Found a typo? — You can log-on and revise your posts, anytime you wish.
How this blog was created.
This blog was created on blogger.com (where it is hosted for FREE). I learned about the Blogger site while viewing lynda.com’s Blogger training videos. Creating a blog is easy and FREE at blogger.com — well worth doing, even if to create a test site for learning the process.
This blog was created using the Minima Lefty template. No HTML or CSS knowledge was needed (though some extra HTML has now been added).
This blog was created using the Minima Lefty template. No HTML or CSS knowledge was needed (though some extra HTML has now been added).
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