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# 1 The HTML Learning Curve 257
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# 3 Times Large 265
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# 4 Times 251
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# 5 Arial 252
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# 6 Verdana 266
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# 7 Arial Large 264
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# 8 More I Learn, Less I know 261
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# 9 Bloggers New Beta Version 262
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# 10 Courier large 263
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# 11 Archives By Title 258
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# 12 How is it to be actually Inserted! 260
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# 13 DoHTML Blog Index 271
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Arial , normal size, full justify. Lets see what happens here after a few days worth of waiting!

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Trying Times large , with full justify font setting. Have been noticing a radical change in how my posts look, when first posted, as opposed to how they look after a few days of having been posted. Going to leave this “as is” to see if any thing happens here!

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Verdana - large
How does this look.

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Times - large
How does this look.

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Arial - large
How does this look.

Popularity: 8% [?]

Courier - large
Well now lets see how this looks.

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Well now, It has been quite the busy time, and even kind of frustrating. Initially when notice came through that I could now switch over to the new Beta Blog, I had no idea of what or how things would go. The actual transfer from the old to the new version, went along well, but all special things were not moved. Like the counters . So very confidently, I inserted a script from my original counter site, into the new beta version and promptly got hung up. So started searching for help, and kept hitting dead ends. Blogger would pop-up a notice about a wrong set of data that needed some tags put in. Well I tried various combinations with no success.Seems that the coding has been tightened up and old ways just didn’t cut it. After a ton of aggravations, finally did get a site that offered a free counter, and proper code for the new version of Blogger. That went very smooth. Now need to study the new saved code for what made the difference. Now need to figure out how to get the listed sites to activate. Ah, got it, had to get out of edit HtML, and into compose.

Here is where I found what I needed.
http://www.statcounter.com/

Here is where I picked up prior information:
http://www.simplebits.com/cgi-bin/simplecode.pl?mode=process
http://www.ascii.cl/htmlcodes.htm
http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp
http://werbach.com/barebones/barebones.html#general

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While this is not a complaint per se, it does qualify as an annoyance. Seems that all the information regards HTML and posting new code to a Blog to update it, is from a more experienced viewpoint. Try to find the place referred to as “Permalinks”, or as the instruction may say, ” the appropriate spot”. As I seek the possible area to put in the “new paste code” all the existing code some what blurs into a mass of “nonsense”.
How does one know what is old code as compared to new code? Do you add in all the “new code” as is or do you need to “fit ” it in “the appropriate place”, (!)after you remove some part of “tags”! So look up more tutorials and bits of code information. Get smarter while doing so, ( LOL ) but no answers to what I need. For some it must appear to be a “cut and dried” process, for me , its as clear as advanced trigonometry and calculus.
Oh well, back to the template.

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Tons of information is available, on doing HTML. What is lacking , at least for the situation I’m trying to decipher, is multi-faceted. One is to get ALL the information between the tags and the tags to show as a posting.

<Blogger> ……MTEntries…….</Blogger>

Well that finally ran right. It ran AS a POST ,which is what I wanted.

Found more samples and will try it next, here.

<MoreMTentries>

So now try:

<Blogger>...NudderMTEntry...</Blogger>

Ok, now to get the actual code to show again!

<Blogger>how does it look</Blogger>

So , while actually doing HTML code is / seems formidable , it does start to make sense if one keeps writting it and doing an actuall post with it.

Starting to make sense, finally.

Ah, the sweet taste of success.

Popularity: 6% [?]