So I seem to have been able to do all that I wanted to know how to do. Now for some comments... I like knowing how to change the font, but I agree, I would use it rarely. What I find myself wishing I could do on a fairly regular basis, is putting something in italics, underlining a book title, putting a word in bold. As for the color, something else I would rarely go to the trouble of using, but again, I would like to know how to for that rare occasion when I might. Such as in a Christmas greetings thread or something like that. Most of the time I would not take the time to do that. As a matter of fact, I use the firefox browser and if you notice when I tried to use the color tags, I thought it didn't work. That is because firefox limits html commands when using their browser and I didn't see any red words. I realized that you did and I went and used Internet Explorer and sure enough, I saw the word red in red ink. Strangely, I didn't see the other effects. That was confusing and I have no idea why. BUT, in the browser that I use every day, the commands I wanted to use work fine with the directions you gave me. So I am all set. The thing I wanted most to do and will probably use more frequently than the others, is posting a photo inside the post. I used to use Tinypic, but at some point something changed and I was pasting the command they were providing and it still wasn't working. So these directions worked for me. I compared the command you were suggesting to the command Tinypic provided and they were different. But I think I would still use the Tinypic site to upload the photo and then just change the command where needed. Finally, on Nan's concern about resizing the photos. I assume that the concern is the time it takes to open a thread for someone on dial up when one of the photos is oversized. So the photo I posted above, is oversized? If that is a problem, I will go back and review the directions for resizing. Hope that helps. :-)

I think your issue is with Gardenweb. All sites but 2 are on this forum. Try the other 2 - Postini and Nation States and it appears to do the job as it is intended. Clicking a gardenweb link as you say creates a full page view but using the back button it refuses to return, instead it goes to a different page here on gardenweb

You will need to put the dryer in diagnostic mode to get the actual "F" error codes. The "CF" codes that are flashed when errors are initially detected are not the same codes that are defined in the tech sheet for your dryer for diagnosing the actual cause of the detected error. Remove the top console (plastic control panel) of the dryer ( 3 screws on the back, tip and slide forward). Inside the console or taped under it should be the tech sheet for the dryer (unless a previous service person did not put it back). Read over the tech sheet. In there will be a section on how to initiate the computer's diagnostic routine. This is typically activated by pressing and holding any button on the console (other than the stop button) for 2-5 seconds, seven times in a row. When activated all the LEDs (lights) on the console illuminate, and then the console displays the actual "F" error/failure codes. From what I have dug up, in many cases with these Oasis Dryers ( like my model 110.67082600), the typical one which will be displayed will be the F-02 code (even if you got CF 01, 02 and/or 03 before activating the diagnostic routine). F-02 indicates that a button (or possibly several) on the front (user interface) console is simply stuck. If this is the code you get, simply press each of the buttons on the main console and to find which button is indeed sticking (i.e. the one that doesn't work will be the culprit). Save the Stop button for last as that button exits the diagnostic mode, if it is not the one that is sticking. The tech sheet (which again should have been right inside the console housing) explains step by step how to remove the console interface board from the console housing (3 screws and 3 plastic clips). Sometimes simply playing with the button on the board will get it unstuck, but a simple spray with electronics contact cleaner (which can be purchased at any Radio Shack or other electronics parts store) into the base of the stuck switch on the board, and pressing it quickly a few times will usually do the trick. Once the button is unstuck, no more error code, and the dryer will work fine again. If you can't seem to get the button unstuck (or if it is really damaged), you can either replace the button switch yourself (if you have the electronics and soldering know-how), or buy a new console board from one of the many online parts houses for around $100. If you have model 110.67082600 and still get F-01 as your diagnostic error code, then yes you have a "Primary Control Failure" and will need to replace the mother/main board, which also runs around $100. The main board really isn't serviceable since most of the components are surface mount parts (with the exception of a few large capacitors), and the entire board is coated with a thick plastic-like coating to prevent moisture intrusion and corrosion. Again you will need to locate the tech sheet inside the console housing or order one from Whirlpool or Sears for you model for under $10 if yours is missing. Some models vary in what each code means so you will need the tech sheet to be sure. Best of Luck Everyone...

It looks like the font size on your testimonials button is a bit smaller than the others. If you don't want to redo that one or all of them (so they match) this might be easier. Lots more code but I used an online html button generator so it was really easy. (I think I used this one: https://www.bestcssbuttongenerator.com/#/30) If interested, you can "fiddle" with it here: https://jsfiddle.net/chuggerguy/nr62ftje/ The CSS would be saved as a file called "buttons.css" The first lines of the HTML section show how you link the css file. (make use of it in your html file) The links in the HTML section show how the buttons are implemented. You'd place them in your html where you want them. I know you didn't ask about buttons but when I saw your buttons I was reminded of the existence of the button makers and wanted to see how well they work.