This
page serves as a "template" of sorts for photos that don't
benefit from being in their own cell. Rather, this is one
inserted within a cell of text, and the right-alignment instruction
forces the text to gently wrap around the image.
More sample, filler text here. As is often called "lorem ipsom"
filler text to provide working text to wrap and style in a
document until real copy is written for it. For print publishing,
such text is frequently referred to as "jabberwocky." Call
it what you will, any jabberwocky, or even instructional text
such as this, will ultimately be infilled by the Rotary Webmaster
for the Waunakee Local Chapter, namely
Robert Pulvermacher,
once adequate training orientation has been completed. (Notice
the link on your name; it is an e-mail link, but the mailto
code, your address and related text have been ASCII-masked
at code level so spamming spiders and robots cannot read it.
But try the link: it still works).
Jabberwocky text looks like this: Lorem ipsom dolor, sit amet kismet et broncho nagurski unt procul harum. Pro segundo a la mundo, bravo se locquonoso nostrodamus predicamos profucious. Lorem ipsom dolor, sit amet kismet et broncho nagurski unt procul harum. Pro segundo a la mundo, bravo se locquonoso nostrodamus predicamos profucious.
The first part of this sentence isn't styled in a selection known as
"span" — and benefits from this stylesheet collection. I have also provided two other styles that help add strong emphasis to text:
- The boldblue style which, when highlighted text receives this style attribute in DreamWeaver®, adds a Reflex Blue-like coloring to just the selected text (not the entire paragraph, as would be the case with style classes applied to paragraphs or -DIV- tags. It is not size-specific, adding color emphasis to the pixel-size of the typeface indicated for the body or paragraph of which it is a part.
- The boldred style for a SPAN tag. This is for extreme emphasis, and plays off of the color attribute of the primary horizontal row of links the frames the upper segement of every Waunakee Rotary page. Use this style of color emphasis sparingly, if at all, as its abuse makes a page distracting, difficult to read, and somewhat crayon-cartoonish.
As I said, this page will likely be the one you use the most, but we will go into application details in further depth during on-site training.
