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USING HTML TAGS TO FORMAT CONTRIBUTED TEXT
When you want to use bold, italic, bullets, or other formatting in the content you are contributing, you can use HTML formatting tags in the text you enter in the NetObjects Content Contributor window. Then, in the final published Web pages containing your content, the words and paragraphs you tagged will appear as formatted text. You can type the HTML tags directly into the NetObjects Content Contributor multi-line text fields as though you were formatting text in an HTML document. Formatting only applies to text in multi-line text field.
Not all HTML tags are supported in NetObjects Content Contributor. For a list of supported tags see below.
In the following tutorial, you will learn how to contribute text with bold and italic attributes using HTML tags. It is based on the assumption that you already know how to contribute unformatted text as described in NetObjects Content Contributor's online help.
Formatting Words in NetObjects Content Contributor
Log into NetObjects Content Contributor and choose a site and a folder to which to contribute.
The folder must contain a multi-line text field.
In a multi-line text field, type <B>Summary</B> and press Return.
Type We're seeking an energetic team player with a <I>"can do"</I> attitude to join our HR Department
Save the record.
If you want to see how the formatted text will appear on a Web page, use NetObjects Content Contributor's Preview functionality to preview the site, or open the page in NetObjects TeamFusion.
SUPPORTED HTML TAGS
Not all HTML tags work with NetObjects Content Contributor. Use tags only from the list below when formatting text. Each tag is shown as a complete tag. You can copy any of the tags below into NetObjects Content Contributor, and if a layout has been designed for the page, you can preview the site to see what the formatting will look like on a Web page.
Using HTML tags in NetObjects Content Contributor requires some knowledge of HTML. Refer to an HTML reference guide for more details on using HTML.
<B>This will be bold.</B>
<I>This will be italic.</I>
<U>This will be underlined.</U>
<S>This will be strikethrough.</S>
<SUB>This will be subscript.</SUB>
<SUP>This will be superscript.</SUP>
<P>You can break paragraphs with one of these.<P>
<P><P> There are two blank lines before this.
<FONTSIZE=-2>The font size is two points smaller than the default.</FONTSIZE>
<FONTSIZE=-1>The font size is one point smaller than the default.</FONTSIZE>
</FONTSIZE>The font size is the normal default.</FONTSIZE>
<FONTSIZE=+1>The font size is one point larger than the default.</FONTSIZE>
<FONTSIZE=+2>The font size is two points larger than the default.</FONTSIZE>
<FONTSIZE=+3>The font size is three points larger than the default.</FONTSIZE>
<FONTSIZE=+4>The font size is four points larger than the default.</FONTSIZE>
<FONTCOLOR=#FF0000>The font color is red.</FONTCOLOR>
<FONTCOLOR=#0000FF>The font color is blue.</FONTCOLOR>
<FONTCOLOR=#00FF00>Thefont color is green.</FONTCOLOR>
<FONTFACE=Courier>The font type is Courier.</FONTFACE>
<P BULLET=ROUND>A round bullet.<P>
<P><P BULLET=SQUARE>A square bullet.<P>
<P><P BULLET=DISC>A disc bullet.<P>
<P><P BULLET=iii>A roman lowercase bullet.<P>
<P><P BULLET=III>A roman uppercase bullet.<P>
<P><P BULLET=abc>An abc lowercase bullet.<P>
<P><P BULLET=ABC>An abc uppercase bullet.<P>
<P><P BULLET=123>A numbered bullet.<P>
<P><P ALIGN=CENTER>This is centered.<P>
<P ALIGN=RIGHT>This is right justified.<P>
<P ALIGN=LEFT>This is left justified.<P>
<P><P ALIGN=CENTER BULLET=SQUARE>And of course, you can combine align and bullet like this!<P>
<P><P ALIGN=RIGHT BULLET=DISC>Or this!<P>
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