@gotta run wrote:

Thanks LB7! That looks like it has the advantage of not putting in all the extraneous bits that other doc editors like Word chuck in. And it’s free!

Yep it looks like very clean code…..not quite sure if there is an easy way to add images using the program….that part may still need to be edited in. I only discovered this application an hour or so ago.

@hogrod wrote:

@Lostby7 wrote:

@gotta run wrote:

Thanks LB7! That looks like it has the advantage of not putting in all the extraneous bits that other doc editors like Word chuck in. And it’s free!

Yep it looks like very clean code…..not quite sure if there is an easy way to add images using the program….that part may still need to be edited in. I only discovered this application an hour or so ago.

I’ve used google docs quite a bit… In google docs just click the insert menu and select images, I think it should work to add images to the doc though I’m not sure if it will work the way you want with HTML, you would have to check.

Images insert nicely as a document but when you look at the HTML code of the page the HTML Image code changes so that it doesn’t show up right as a web page…if you find another way within the program I’d love to see it…other wise you’d still need to add the image code by hand.

There are actually lots of ways to add an image…one way is:
FOR CENTER of an image the following can be pasted in the HTML:

FOR ALIGN LEFT:

To find the image location right click on the image (then you may have to click on “properties”) and copy it’s location. In the above example substitute the “http………………jpg” part for your specific image’s address.