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Home » Diagraming Plays on the Message Board

Diagraming Plays on the Message Board


Because your Internet browser compresses many spaces into a single space, trying to diagram a play can not be accomplished without including a couple simple HTML commands into your message. Two commands are generally used. One the <PRE> HTML command instructs the browser to display the text as entered (thus eliminating the space compression problem). The other command the heading <H3> command (a H2 command will magnify it even more) tells the browser to enlarge the text. The HTML commands must be terminated with </H3> and </PRE> commands to return to normal text input.

Now using one of Dum Coach's recent posts as an example, the play...


K
K
K


O
O
C I I C
X
K

is accomplished by adding the pre and H3 commands as shown next.

<pre><h3>Diagram Here</h3></pre>

Note 1: To center the diagram preceed it with the <center> command and end the centering with the </center> command. For example...

<center><pre><h3>Diagram Here</h3></pre></center>

Note 2: Upper or lower case characters inside of the < > brackets are treated the same.

Always PREVIEW your post prior to posting it to check the formatting. Use the BACK button on your browser to return to your input page if corrections are needed.


Use the Back button on your browser to return to the message board.



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