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Yes however not all html tags will work.
You can use some HTML for pictures and formatting, but not all HTML can be used (for security purposes). Note that you might need to play around a bit to get HTML to work.
You could make the table in an HTML editor and paste it here.
Because there are lots of people who are working hard to answer all the questions..
Yes, WikiAnswers is a real website which you are viewing right now. It is written in HTML, and displayed using a web browser. Wiki answers is a true website.
WikiAnswers toolsIf you are referring to one of the WikiAnswers tools listed on the Webmaster Tools page (http://wiki.answers.com/about/Webmaster-tools.HTML), choose the type of form/logo you'd like, copy the code listed below it, and paste it into the HTML of your site. If you use a blogging platform like Blogger, WordPress or Typepad, they have instructions that can guide you in playing with the HTML code of your layout. There is another kind of WikiAnswers tool - the WikiAnswers RSS feed, which you can feed into your blog or site. See this question for more details on that: How do you get RSS feeds of WikiAnswers content on your blog
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Browsers that do not support the WYSIWYG editor allow most HTML to be used. However, please only use tags such as Bold, Italics and Headers. Use of images, videos and music is prohibited.
An example of you as a vulnerable person could be when you share personal struggles with someone you trust, seek support when facing challenges, or express your emotions openly. Vulnerability involves being open and authentic about your feelings and experiences, showing your human side without fear of judgment.
No, you cannot. <a href="http://www.google.com">See?</a> <b>See?</b> <table><tr><td>See?</td></tr></table>
Comments are ignored by the browser and are not displayed. If you want to make a note or a comment within your HTML document use the following HTML You can use it to mark off where a certain section of your page starts and ends so you can easily locate it to edit. for example (The browser will ignore this notation) The WikiAnswers website rocks. (The browser will ignore this notation)
You replace the < and > characters with "& lt ;" and "& gt ;", respectively. Remove quotes and all spaces - they were needed for WikiAnswers to *display* the code and not convert it.