Saturday, June 25, 2005
Your first article goes here
Hi Gayle, This is where you would post your first article. There is a graphical editor for you to create, publish and edit articles even after they have been published. You may change fonts, insert links and even graphics:
without knowing any html. It was really easy to cut the little graphic from the web page where I found it and then paste it into the edit window just where I wanted it to appear. With another tool for editing links that is built into the graphical editor, I was able to turn the image into a link. You can also up load images from your hard drive.
There is a second edit window where you may edit or replace the template that controls the look and feel of this page. You will need to know a bit of html but I can pitch to make any changes for your you. Here, for example, is what I did for the NetLs Blog and also what Kay Ballard was able to do by modifying the template for her Kiosk Blog.
without knowing any html. It was really easy to cut the little
graphic from the web page where I found it and then paste it into the edit window just where I wanted it to appear. With another tool for editing links that is built into the graphical editor, I was able to turn the image into a link. You can also up load images from your hard drive.There is a second edit window where you may edit or replace the template that controls the look and feel of this page. You will need to know a bit of html but I can pitch to make any changes for your you. Here, for example, is what I did for the NetLs Blog and also what Kay Ballard was able to do by modifying the template for her Kiosk Blog.
# posted by John @ 9:29 AM 
