Well, it's been a long time since I did any designing, so I thought I'd take a crack at designing a layout around one of the cool quotes I had saved. So, here we are, a very green, very Wicked layout featuring Idina Menzel, Norbert Leo Butz, and just about every layer effect known to man (and some known to monkeys)! This is the first "angsty" layout I've ever tried my hand at, and though it does seem a little cliche, look at the links in the navigation! They get all glowy and stuff when you mouseover them! For those of you into using style tags, you'll also notice that you get the glowy effect when you use the bold/strong tags. Talk about emphasis!
author name at 8:42 PM
These are tags that style, and emphasize your text. Use these instead of ugly font tags. Font tags are evil and bad, so use these instead. They will appear as follows:
<strong>the <strong> tag</strong>
<em>the <em> tag</em>
<u>the <u> tag</u>
<a href="http://url.com>a link</a>
<p>This is the paragraph tag. You could also fill this section with all your information about the template Vero vero vel esse ad minim commodo nulla facilisis iriure, et praesent aliquip, dolor velit et praesent accumsan ut suscipit nostrud et vel enim duis.</p>
Use these tags to quote song lyrics, movies, or even a source for an online paper (I have no idea why you'd write a paper in html but uhh... you could, couldn't you?)
<blockquote>this is a blockquote. It indents large chunks of text. Use it to quote whole chunks of text from books, songs, or movies.</blockquote>
the <pre> tag k e e Ps text f Orm at ted.
the <code> tag. Use it to quote code. (what else?)
the <cite> tag. Use it to cite brief sources (just a few sentences).
Unordered Lists
<ul>Ordered Lists
<ol>Definition List
<dl>Web forms! There's not very many types, but this is how they'd look:
Extra code goes here.
