Your tagline here
Big Letters 1
Big Letters 2
Blockquotes. You can choose to have a blockquote that goes all the way across the page. Just add <blockquote>Your text</blockquote> to your page.
You can add a block quote easily. You can make this blockquote float to the right by adding "rightside" as a class. You can make it float to the left by adding "leftside" as a class.
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The coding for floating left or right looks like this.
<blockquote class="rightside" > OR
<blockquote class="leftside" >
Our horizontal rule is pretty cool, too! To add a horizontal rule, just place <hr> into your code, exactly where you want it!
It doesn't show the image in design view, but when you preview the page in the browser or upload the page to the web, you'll see it. Just another little thing, to make your web stand out!
Eli Burford created the small social media icons pictured above, that were used in this site.
The gray-scale social media icons above were downloaded from Find Icons.com. [I gray-scaled them.]
This template offers a variety of ways to present your images as shown below. All you have to do is add the specific image class to your image.
Float an image to the left without a border:
<img alt="" src="images/banner1.jpg" class="imageleft">
Float an image to the left with a border:
<img alt="" class="imageleft-border" src="images/banner1.jpg">
Float an image to the left with a border and a shadow:
<img alt="" class="image-catalog imageleft" src="images/banner1.jpg">
Make a square image appear to be round and float it to the left. [looks square in Design view]
<img alt="" class="image-round imageleft" src="images/banner1.jpg">
Float an image to the right without a border:
<img alt="" src="images/banner1.jpg" class="imageright">
Float an image to the right with a border:
<img alt="" class="imageright -border" src="images/banner1.jpg">
Float an image to the right with a border and a shadow:
<img alt="" class="image-catalog imageright" src="images/banner1.jpg">
Make a square image appear to be round and float it to the right. [looks square in Design view]
<img alt="" class="image-round imageright" src="images/banner1.jpg">
1Add your text
2 Place your curser at the beginning of the text and add the style by
choosing: home, call, email, hours or comment
Home - It looks like this in code view: <p class="home">Home</p>
Call - It looks like this in code view: <p class="call">
Email - It looks like this in code view: <p class="email">
Comment - It looks like this in code view: <p class="comment">
3 Once you apply the style, the small icon will automatically show up! Easy stuff!
The Drop Cap can be done by applying the dropcap class.
<span class="dropcap">First Letter of your paragraph</span>
You can also words by applying the highlight class.
<span class="highlight">highlight </span>
You can make a
by applying the button class.<span class="button">button</span>
1 You can also use the Big Number style to make the circled number.
<span class="bignumber">1 </span>
2 This is Big Number style 2. Wisi e nim ad minim veniam, quis nos.
<span class="bignumber2">2</span>
3 This is Big Number style 3. Wisi e nim ad minim veniam, quis nos.
<span class="bignumber3">3</span>
All you do is type in the number (or anything you would like to have in a small circle), highlight it, and then add the class: bignumber.
You can have list items appear like this:
This is the default unordered list:
Or you can apply the list1 class to the ul and get this:
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Saturday: Noon-5
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