General Neohome Questions And Answers 6

A: A NeoHome is basically a small webpage hosted on Neoseeker that is attached to your profile. It can be constructed by using various HTML tags.

A: To begin creating your Neohome, click prefs in the top right hand corner of the screen and then click Edit your NeoHome! on the left. You will then be presented with a input box which can be used to start entering your HTML.

A: Once you have created your Neohome, other members will see that you have a one as you will now have this icon under your name in all forum postings: . When other members click this icon, they will be taken directly to it for viewing.

A: For the option to 'Edit Your NeoHome' to appear within your forum preferences, you must have at least 50 posts. You can still begin creation, however you will need to use this link until you acquire the required post number.

A: No - only HTML can be used during it's construction.

A: The following HTML can be added to give you a singular colour background:



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<table bgcolor="HEX CODE/COLOR HERE" width="100%" border="4"><tr height="100"><td> ALL CONTENTS/EXISTING TAGS OF NEOHOME IN THIS SPACE </td></tr></table>

A: Yes, the HTML to perform this is:



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<table background="URL OF IMAGE" width="100%" border="4"><tr height="100"><td> ALL CONTENTS/EXISTING TAGS OF NEOHOME IN THIS SPACE </td></tr></table>

A: The following code can be used to produce a hyperlink:



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<a href="URL">WORD</a>



If you want the link to open up in a new window, use this code:



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<a href="URL" target="_blank">WORD</a>

A: Sure is. The following HTML in conjunction with text/pictures etc. to align them:



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<div align="right/left/center">ALIGNED MATERIAL</div>

A: This code can be used to change the size of text:



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<font size="NUMBER">TEXT</font>

A: If you wish to change the style of your font, the following code can be used:



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<font face="NAME OF FONT">TEXT</font>

A: To add images, they must be already hosted at a remote location and ready to be linked to. Once they are, this HTML can be used to make them appear:



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<img src="URL">

A: To link an image, you combine the regular link HTML and image HTML like so:



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<a href="LINK URL"><img src="IMAGE URL"></a>

A: To make line spaces between things, just add this tag in between what you wish to separate:

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<br>

A: No, that is not possible. You can link to them normally using the HTML for linking, but you can't actually embed them.

A: Use this HTML:

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<b>TEXT</b>

A: HTML for italic text:

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<i>TEXT</i>

A: HTML to underline:

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<u>TEXT</u>

A: Yes, and it is located here.

A: No size limitations have been encountered yet. Images are not restricted in size either. The only restrictions are the tags you may use. The allowed tags can be found in a list on the right-hand side of the box in which you enter the HTML.

A: Ren of Heavens explains here.