No more, now I use a 1 pixel by 1 pixel transparent .gif file to do this work. Open your graphics editor and create a new image. Make the image a 1px x 1px file and leave it blank. When you start setting up a new file, be sure to have the background be transparent. Save the file as spacer.gif and upload it to your server.

When you need a vertical spacing then place the link to the file in your document and use the Height and width parameters to create the space.  For example if you need vertical spacing it would look like this:

<img src="http://www.you.com/spacer.gif" alt="Spacer" height="400" width="5" />

Need a bit of horizontal spacing:
<img src="http://www.you.com/spacer.gif" alt="Spacer" height="1" width="50" />

Try it out.

Steve

If you have more than one table, just add a class name, in this case .black. Then the table would start like this: <table class=”black”>

table.black{
margin: 10px 8px 10px 8px;
padding: 10px 8px 10px 8px;
table-layout: automatic;
text-align: Left;
font-family: Times New Roman;
font-size: 20px;
line-height: 110%;
word-spacing: 1px;
color: #FFEFC9;
}

That was fairly straightforward and are used on my tutorial here:
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Then there is a need to use them in blog posts to keep everything tidy.

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If you have Excel, get a copy of my HTML generator(right sidebar, below). This is real handy if you use a shopping cart. It can generate a simple table like this one without a cart entry, or one that employs a cart.

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Copper Pendant Item # sample, $45.00

Steve

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Steve

My current campaign is for Lunarpages web hosting. I simplified it up and have just 4 keyword phrases (Web Hosting, website hosting, Web host and domain hosting). Anyone in their network entering those keywords, in that order would get a pop-under window for this campaign:
Here is the Campaign

This campaign has had over 1000 clicks and no one made a purchase. I have limited the campaign to $10 per day, so I’m letting it run a few more days. My enthusiasm has waned. Off to another project.

At the end of my experiment, I had over 6000 clicks, based upon keyword searches, and not one sale. I spent $94 with no luck. My refund on the remainder of my deposit was returned yesterday.

Steve

I found it and made it the color I wanted, the #1E0ECF color, added the underline and then made the Hover color slightly darker blue to make it look like a link.

.contents a{
color: #1E0ECF;
text-decoration:underline;
font-size:18px;
}

.contents a:hover{
color: #190CAA;
text-decoration:underline;
font-size:18px;
}

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This would also apply if it were a part of a CSS in a traditional HTML page.

Steve

I’m taking a course on Cost Per Action marketing. It is a challenge to get through, but I will be breaking it down into more manageable segments. I have another 20 hours of video to go through, but there is some great potential here for income. It takes about $200 to start with an ad campaign, but it can be turned off quickly if it is not positive in cash flow. The cost of clicks is just pennies but the lead generations can be a buck or two for the clicker filling out an email address for a free Pizza card, or $20 for a one page form for credit checks.

There are a lot of TV ads running now regarding identity theft and credit checking. I want to be able to ride some of those campaigns.

One of the tools takes key words generated from the URL of a target campaign site(from Google’s free keyword generator) and locates hundreds of URLs that can be targeted for a CPA campaign. That tool is called Placement Intelligence.

Watch the video on the sales page of Placement Intelligence:
Click Here!

I’m excited about this.

Later,
Steve

Cascading Style Sheets are a bit tough for beginners to get their heads around, but is a must-learn. Start with simple controls and springboard from there.

The Reference site

Steve

Lots of great resources here.

Hubspot Article

Steve

Contents:

Basics of HTML

Parts of a Web Page, Explained

Web Site Navigation

Body Tag Modifiers

Tutorial #5 – HTML Formatting Tags

Tutorial #6 – More HTML Formatting Tags

Click Here for the Article

Steve

Click here to see how easy it is to install a Blog as a Website.

Steve