My New Steem Footer - HTML Reveal

in #steemmarkdown8 years ago (edited)

I believe that strong community and quality content are the two most important aspects of the Steem experience. But I also understand the importance of an aesthetically appealing Steem blog.

Over the last few days, I have been trying to add some personal touches to the visual components of my blog. Last night, I revamped my Steem Cover Image. Today I have been creating a footer for my Steem posts.

The following is a screenshot (which I only created so that my post would have a thumbnail image). If you want to see the real deal, you can find it at the end of this post.


banner.png

Looks Can Be Deceiving

My footer is a basic HTML table that consists of 2 columns and 3 rows.

Normally I would use Markdown to create a table (if you don't know how to create a table in Markdown check out my FREE online course called Steem Markdown), but since I wanted to format images and text within the cells of the table I choose to use HTML.

Some of the elements I have included in my footer are:

  • table row = <tr>
  • standard cell = <td>
  • bold text = <b>
  • superscript = <sup>
  • text links = <a href="url">text</a>

If you are interested in the exact HTML that I used, keep reading.



With a little time and effort (and some help from a trusty search engine), you can create great elements that compliment your Steem content and Steem posts.

Let me know if you have any questions.

@SumatraNate


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