Basic How-To for HTML Coding
A super easy guide to beginner-friendly, basic HTML codes and how to use them! Basic HTML Codes: <i> = italics <b> = bold <br> = line break <br><br> = paragraph […]
A super easy guide to beginner-friendly, basic HTML codes and how to use them! Basic HTML Codes: <i> = italics <b> = bold <br> = line break <br><br> = paragraph […]
Having such a meaningful project to work on kept us sane. It provided my grandparents with a chance to reflect on and take a dive deep into their lives and legacies, and it provided me with the chance to get to know each of them in a much more intimate way.
The good news is that like many other professional-level tools like InDesign, we only use a small number of its features on a day-to-day basis. The bad news is that over the lifetime of a book, that exact “small number” changes, and by the time the manuscript is all placed, the layout designer will have checked or changed nearly everything the computer needs to know about how to format the book. The best way to become fluent with a tool like InDesign is to practice, practice, practice.