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How to quote someone else’s words in a WordPress comment
A couple of people (Sam “Goldie” Kirk and… someone else, whose comment I’m unfortunately unable to find) have asked me how I quote others’ words in WordPress comments, so I thought I’d pen a quick blogette about it. For many … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Computers and Internet, Education
Tagged blockquote, HTML, quotation, quote, Scotty, Star Trek
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How to add mouseover tooltips to links in WordPress
Recognising HTML anchors To make sense of this post about ‘mouseover tooltips’, you will want to be able to recognise what the HTML code for a link (known as an ‘anchor’) looks like, which is this: If you don’t feel … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Computers and Internet, Education
Tagged anchor, attributes, code, hover, HTML, hyperlinks, mouseover, title, tooltips, visual
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How to embed links in WordPress comments*
* … and in any other HTML (hypertext markup language), for that matter. I’ve been blogging now for *cough* years, and in all that time I’ve very rarely seen comments that have links in them. I think that there may … Continue reading →