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Properly Nested Font Tags

 
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Properly Nested Font Tags - 3/16/2002 15:27:47   
Good afternoon everyone! One of the neat features in FP2000 and FP2002 is the...

Ctrl + /

command. This allows you to see all of your tags, how they are nested and where they are wrapping. I also always recommend that you work with your show all ¶ selected. This allows you to see where all of your <br> and </p> tags are.

My first tip is going to be on properly nesting the <font> tag. Anytime you specify a color for a font you need the <font color="#******"> tag. When using colors for headline text we tend to <b> that copy.

There is a specific sequence in FP to properly nest the font tags. You can see the differences by showing html tags Ctrl + /.

Here is the correct way...
First select your copy to be bolded. Then you can either use the bold command from your toolbar or Ctrl + b.

Select your font color and that's it. Notice how your tag looks like this...

<font><b>Content here.</b></font>

Here is the incorrect way...
First select your font color. Then bold your copy and that's it. Wrong! You end up with a tag that now looks like this...

<b><font>Content here.</font></b>

The above tag is not nested correctly. The <b> needs to be after the <font> and the </b> needs to be before the </font>. Get it?

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