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?



I love it!

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

Scarlett

No dancing bananas?

Testing . . .

You learn something new everyday!

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

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?