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#1 2011-05-11 07:14:20
BYOB project: Scratchy HTML!
Yep, Scratchy HTML is here. It's a BYOB project that uses lists in lists to carry out data. All the stuff that appears when you click a button is all stored into a list. All the code that makes the webpage is -- you know, stored in a list! Also, it's 0 sprite, 1 script! The script is a little complex because of the button tag.
Link shared on ModShare: here
***WARNING*** Does not work on mod-share.webuda.com. Use downloaded.
Tags:
<p> -- Allows the text in the next line to be visible. Not formatted using Scratchy HTML at all. No ending.
<button> -- Creates a button. The line under the button tag, is the name of the button, and the lines below the name, is/are the text/texts that appear when clicked. Again, the text/texts are stored in a list called Show. Does have an ending, </button> . Can only be used once until all slots are filled.
<br /> -- Leaves an empty line. No ending.
<lbr /> -- Leaves a filled line, or the symbols in 1 line: "----". No ending.
That's all the tags. I placed as many as I can so your websites function!
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#2 2011-05-11 10:06:06
- scimonster
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Re: BYOB project: Scratchy HTML!
Cool! I wish it had some more features though. 
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#3 2011-05-11 13:14:35
Re: BYOB project: Scratchy HTML!
scimonster wrote:
Cool! I wish it had some more features though.
But it's the only one with the button feature... ...and it uses lists inside lists.
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#4 2011-05-11 13:37:24
- scimonster
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Re: BYOB project: Scratchy HTML!
rdococ wrote:
scimonster wrote:
Cool! I wish it had some more features though.
But it's the only one with the button feature... ...and it uses lists inside lists.
True... I do really like it though! 
It didn't work when I tried doing <span style="color:red">, but I don't think you can make colored text there. 
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#5 2011-05-11 17:38:34
- James546372819000
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Re: BYOB project: Scratchy HTML!
How do you make a link in fourms?
JamesGamesStudios© >.<
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#6 2011-05-12 00:37:59
- scimonster
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Re: BYOB project: Scratchy HTML!
James546372819000 wrote:
How do you make a link in fourms?
Use the [url] tags.
Code:
[url]scratch.mit.edu[/url]
Makes: scratch.mit.edu
Code:
[url=scratch.mit.edu]Front Page[/url]
Makes: Front Page
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#7 2011-05-12 09:25:06
Re: BYOB project: Scratchy HTML!
scimonster wrote:
rdococ wrote:
scimonster wrote:
Cool! I wish it had some more features though.
But it's the only one with the button feature... ...and it uses lists inside lists.
True... I do really like it though!
Try the <button> tag.
For example,
<button>
Click here!
This is the text displayed when clicked.
So, this is also the text displayed.
</button>
yields a line of text you can enter in the button interaction ask, and if you enter the name of the button, the text comes up in a sublist of the sublist that's like an "app".
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