Hide Manipulate

The H above is a hidden Link. Clicking on the H will take you to the Irish Rovers Unicorn song

Some of the links hidded or clearly displayed may take you to a different website or you may access another section of the current page.

Hide a link CSS Both ! link to Olympics website, font colour = #666666 (< = & #60; & #62; = >)

Proud to be Canadian! – Proud of Our Athletes!

Hide a link HTML The ! is a link below

Proud to be Canadian! – Proud of Our Athletes

Jim and Gloria Fekete

the i in Gloria above is a LINK to FREE Logo design website as on some websites

Royal Canadian Legion

The letter i of Legion is a HIDDEN link to further down the page (Colour = #6700CE)

The dash in A-2 below is a HIDDEN link as on some websites (FREE Logo design website here)

District A-2

Images aligned left right text centred HTML - Images link to external website

Proud to be Canadian! – Proud of Our Athletes!

Images aligned left right Text manipulated to centre vertically on images by CSS

Images both link to another website

Proud to be Canadian! – Proud of Our Athletes!

This is the text Next line manipulated up 22px font 32px

Canada Celebrates Sesquicentennial

Clicking on the i in the Legion above brought you here. Click here to return to Legion section.

Before manipulation. Using div you can manipulate whole section of text or images. Using span later on this page.

Allows for
Multiple lines of
Text to be inserted with div below

Text raised 130px after manipulation

Allows for
Multiple lines of
Text to be inserted with div 1.25 em here

All done

Align paragraph with image

Align paragraph with image MORE text than image

Took a special interest in the satues next to the Parliamnet Building, including Nellie McClung, a true Canadian hero, who spent much of her life fighting for wome's equality. Eventually elected to parliament where she faught and won the fight to have women declared, for the first time, as persons under Canadian law.

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The Irish Rovers – The Unicorn – Lyrics

Clicking on the H in the heading brought you here. Click here to return to the Heading

Image with paragraph and a title MORE image than text

The IBM 5100

The IBM 5100

The IBM 5100 is recognized as the first portable computer and was released in September 1975. The computer weighed 55 pounds and had a five inch CRT display, tape drive, 1.9MHz PALM processor, and 64KB of RAM. In the picture to the left, is an ad for the IBM 5100 taken from a November 1975 issue of Scientific America.

IBM joined the Personal Home computer race by announcing the IBM Personal Computer on August 12, 1981, which runs the new MS-DOS operating system and has a starting price of $1,565. With the introduction of the first IBM PC the world of home computing changed forever. Although IBM was not the first to bring a product to the home market, it became the defacto industry standard of home computing due to the robust bus structure and operating system. Applications such as, word processors, spreadsheets and graphics were soon developed along with some rudimentary games. As they say the rest is history. Today few homes are without a home computer and many homes have several.

Image Text and Link for image Title in 20px Text centred on image - Image links as well

Message from your Web Master

Jim Fekete

Greetings from your humble Web Master. It is indeed a pleasure to provide the world with this informative Web Site.

Any presence in cyberspace should not only be a source of information and facts but a source of pride to the intended audience and the world at large. The information is important of course but a Website must be a source of information useful to the entire community and an inviting atmosphere to all who view the site.

The atmosphere should be such that visitors consider your site a must visit repeatedly, as a source of invaluable information to them.

Image Text and Link for image Title in 20px Text centred on image - Image links as well

A Variety of Birds

Bird images
identified by name

A good selection of bird images with their names. Click on the image of a bird for a larger image for clarity. The birds range from small, medium to large; from common sparrow, gold finch, red tail hawk, cardinal, pelican, blue jay to bald eagle. You can view individual images or the slideshow, provided for your viewing pleasure.

While not a complete collection of all North American birds, the selection is quite varied and most interesting for a novice, occasional bird watcher like myself. I hope you enjoy visiting the page so patiently and carefully assembled by Dan Nihiser, who obviously enjoys photography, nature and the many wonders it presents to the discerning viewer.

HTML Table Definition

Heading Text Colour = #004080 throughout the site

Prime Minister	Date Sworn In	Date of Birth	Age when sworn to office	Occupation
The Right Honourable Justin Trudeau P.C., B.A., B.Ed.	2015.11.04	1971.12.25	43 years, 10 months, 10 days	Teacher
The Right Honourable Pierre Elliott Trudeau P.C., C.C., C.H., Q.C., M.A., LL.L., LL.D., F.R.S.C.	1980.03.03	1919.10.18	60 years, 4 months, 16 days	Lawyer, professor of law, writer
The Right Honourable Pierre Elliott Trudeau P.C., C.C., C.H., Q.C., M.A., LL.L., LL.D., F.R.S.C.	1968.04.20	1919.10.18	48 years, 6 months, 3 days	Lawyer, professor of law, writer

CSS Table Definition

pastpresidentstable definition modified

Name	Year(s) of Presidency	District Office Held	Service Year(s)
Robert Ryerse	1987-88
Jerry Finnigan	1999-2000
Marty Forsyth	2005-06
Jim Fekete	2007-08	Zone Chair	2008-09

Lions Table

Unused for now

Name	Year(s) of Presidency	District Office Held	Service Year(s)
Robert Ryerse	1987-88
Jerry Finnigan	1999-2000
Marty Forsyth	2005-06
Jim Fekete	2007-08	Zone Chair	2008-09

Jim Fekete	2007-08	Zone Chair	2008-09

Horizontal Lines

Also See – Takes you to another web page HowF.html Horizontal lines section. Much more to see on this page

Using span

Fancy result = Fancy 150% bold first character

Fancy result = Fancy 250% bold first character

Big result = Big 200% first character, not bold but can be bolded etc. Huge result = Huge 300% first character, not bold.

span is used to keep the desired character as part of the same word. Div is used to manipulate whole sections of text or images.

Simple Redirection – (NOT in use here just a Reference) See Top Source code (in editor).
Implemented in $USPresidents.html – redirects to USPresidents.html the updated file.

After discovering this neat trick I have incorporated it all over the site and I have so many I have forgotten where some of them are. Some link to other Web pages, some to different locationson the same (sometimes busy) page, while others link to different websites all together. Great tool!