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HTML
Templates for Reporters
To use these templates, simply choose the format
that best suits your story, then copy and past the HTML code
into your Blogger window replacing the text with your own
where indicated.
Template One:
Your Headline Here
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text with your story. Replace this text with your story. Replace
this text with your story. Replace this text with your story.
Replace this text with your story. Linked
text here.
Copy the code for this template here:
Template Two:
Your Headline Here
Replace this text with your story.
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your story. Replace this text with your story. Replace this
text with your story. Replace this text with your story. Replace
this text with your story.Replace this text with your story.
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your story. Replace this text with your story. Replace this
text with your story. Replace this text with your story. Replace
this text with your story. Replace this text with your story.
Replace this text with your story. Replace this text with
your story. Replace this text with your story. Replace this
text with your story. Replace this text with your story. Replace
this text with your story. Replace this text with your story.
Replace this text with your story. Replace this text with
your story. Replace this text with your story. Replace this
text with your story. Replace this text with your story. Replace
this text with your story. Replace this text with your story.
Replace this text with your story. Linked
text here
Copy the code for this template
here:
Making bold, italicized, underlined,
strikeout, superscript, subscript, Headlines, and other text
effects in your story.
- For bold text: <b>bold
text here</b>
- For italic text: <i>italicized
text here</i>
- For underlines: <u>underlined
text here</u>
- For
strikeout: <strike>strikeout
text here</strike>
- For superscript: <sup>superscript
text here</sup>
- For subscript: <sub>subscript
text here</sub>
- For headlines: <h3>Headline here</h3>
(please do not use a different headline style in your stories,
or else it will make the front page look yucky.)
- To center your text: <center>Centered
Text Here</center>
- To right align: <right>Right Aligned
Text</right>
- To make a bulleted list: <li>Bulleted
item here</li>
- To make a new paragraph: <p>New paragraph
text here</p>
- To make a carriage return: <br>New
line text here
Making a link:
<a href="http://www.youraddresshere.com">Linked
Text Here</a>
Making a picture:
<img src="http://www.imagelocation.com/yourpic.jpg">
Uploading Pictures:
If you have images that you want to include
with your story, you can do one of two things, depending upon
where the image file is located.
- If the file is located on a different
website, you can often make it load into your story from
that website, by linking it in such a way that it points
to the image file on that web server.
So, if the image was for instance here,
and you wanted to embed it into your story, you'd write
the code to look like this:
<img src="http://www.candleinthedark.org/dailypic.jpg">
IMG SRC is telling your browser program
where to look for the image file. That address points
to the Think,
Inc. webserver. The final would result would look
like this:

- If the image file is located on your
computer's hard drive and you need to upload it onto the
web, you will need to FTP it to a web server. Think, Inc.
does not provide FTP access for the FFMA, however we have
reserved some free webspace where you can upload pictures.
FTP: snow.prohosting.com
Username: ffma
Password: McF7CjdE
If you do not know how to FTP, you will
need to click
here to use the web-based interface for uploading
files. Login using the username and password above and
follow the instructions for uploading files.
Once you have uploaded a file to the server,
you will need to point to it by writing the HTML code
as such:
<img src="http://snow.prohosting.com/ffma/your-image.jpg">
Replace "your-image.jpg" with
the name of the file that you uploaded. Please keep in
mind that webservers are case-sensitive.
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