Or &lt; s &gt; and &lt; /s &gt; (no spaces) for <s>strikeout</s> or combine it for <b><i><s>STRIKEOUT</s></i></b>

<b>/B&gt;</b>

Well, yes I suppose I did. LOL. I just didn't want to have to re-explain removing the underscores. I suppose by convention, I meant his &quot;diagramming&quot; convention.

Now if we could plug in a few CSS style modifiers, we could create all sorts of purdy posts.

Will it work even on my old Mac?

((a))

I love it!

To think that some posters have been known to fuss at some of us for using these charming little gifs~

((F)) Scarlett

No dancing bananas?

Testing . . . ((@))

((H)) You learn something new everyday!

OK, I've resisted as long as I could. I have to try it too.

((L))

Testing something too in HTML, non-techie that I am.

<b>testing</b>

and

<i>testing</i>

Thanks Rex,
Kat

%%-
<b>bold</b> testing

Here goes:

=:-)

Nope - didn't work.
So what IS the trick?

Hilarious! Doesn't show on the draft - only when the message is posted!

=:-)

How do you prevent them from randomly appearing in your post?

Hi mg,

If you go to the page with the smileys you will see that they include : and ( and other symbols. So if you were to write a : and a ( next to each other, like this :( you would get a face.

=D&gt;
Nope - didn't work.
So what is the trick?

:)&gt;-

Hello Ira:Thanks.

Just trying out the &euro; euro symbol... :)

I just had to come back to look at this set of postings - - mentioned on http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34541276 - - as <b>&quot;my&quot;</b> thread...

...amusing... I can't imagine why this thread belongs to <i>me</i> - - and not to monica? or Lesli?

... or as NYCFoodSnob mentions - - did <i>I</i> somehow merit getting credit for HTML comventions?