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We’re thrilled to have you join our vibrant community of truth-seekers and enthusiasts. Whether you’re a seasoned member or a newbie, we want to ensure your forum experience is enjoyable and productive. Here are the basic forum rules and an explanation of how the forum works:
Now that you know the basic rules, let’s explore how the forum works:
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: This is like a magic word that makes your words look stronger (or bolder). You put the words you want to be bold between <strong> and </strong>
. It’s like saying, “Hey, pay attention to this!”<em>
: This is a magic word that makes your words look fancy (or italic). You put the words you want to be italic between <em> and </em>
. It’s like whispering a secret.<a href=>
: This is like a magic portal that takes you to another place on the internet. You put the web address of the place you want to go between the quotes in <a href="https://YOURLINK.com"> and this text will be hyperlinked </a>
. It’s like drawing a map to a treasure.<blockquote>
: This is a magic box that shows you’re using someone else’s words. You put their words between <blockquote> and this text is said by someone else </blockquote>
. It’s like saying, “These aren’t my words, they’re someone else’s.”<del datetime=>
: This is a magic eraser that shows you’ve deleted something, but still lets you see what was there before. You put the words you want to delete between <del> and this text will be shown as a stripe through </del>
. It’s like crossing something out with a pencil but still being able to see it.<img src="https://linktoanimage.jpg" alt="a short and snappy description about the image like two man holding a shark" />
: This is a magic picture frame that lets you put a picture on a webpage. You put the web address of the picture you want to show in the quotes after src= and write a short description of the picture in the quotes after alt=. It’s like hanging a picture on a wall.<ul> and ol <ol>
: These are magic words that let you make a list. The ul makes a list with bullet points and the ol makes a list with numbers. You put the items in your list between <ul> and </ul> or <ol> and </ol>
(see examples below). It’s like making a list of things to do or a list of your favorite foods.<li>
: This is a magic word that lets you add items to your list. You put the item you want to add between <li> and </li>
. It’s like writing down one thing on your list.
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. It’s like saying, “This is a special language only computers understand.”
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to tell the computer you’re done.
Numbers list demo:
<ol>
<li>your text</li>
<li>your text</li>
<li>your text</li>
<li>your text</li>
<li>your text</li>
</ol>
Numbers list example:
Disc list demo:
<ul>
<li>your text</li>
<li>your text</li>
<li>your text</li>
<li>your text</li>
<li>your text</li>
</ul>
Disc list example:
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The Lions Ground Forum Team
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