Rich Text Guide

[seer]

There is considerable freedom over the appearance of text and images when making placemarks in Google Earth. Settings allow the control of text font, size, color, and style; paragraph alignment and line breaking; structured items including ordered and unordered lists, headings, quotes, and definitions; image inclusion from both local and remote sources, and several other "rich text" attributes.



The attached Google Earth KMZ placemark is a guide to these various options.

P.S. Remember that too much of a good thing can make your words look like a ransom note.

[mcshea98]

Thanks seer,

I have been trying figure out what all was possible. This helps me out alot.

[ink_polaroid]

One may also construct simple HTML tables.

[number1fan]

And thank you also for the info!

[mBjR]

What image formats are supported?

[zdenina]

Is it just me or am I that stupid - is there a crash course somewhere to learn how to do this right

[oneiros]

Did you take a look at the seer's .kml file attached to the first post? What exactly are you trying to do; may be we could answer specific questions?

BTW: interesting buddy icon.

[kyleshock2000]

thanks seer

[cybarber]

I corrected your Table kml.
You used "padding"but that is not a correct property and has no effect.

cellpadding and cellspacing are supported:

<table align="center" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"/>

Question: Anyway to give the border a color? (bordercolor property is not supported.

On HTML elements supported I notive that also the <code/> element works.

Cybarber

[neotrix]

is it in some way posible to use css?
or is there any posibilty to edit the links (color, underline, not underline ...)?

[TJ1]

Many inline CSS styles are supported.

Code:

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<h2 style="color:red;font-weight:bold;">Heading</h2>

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[neotrix]

thanks for the reply.
what is with a seperate external css-file for the style?

[davidsaiz10]

marvellous

[Chuck Buckner]

This was helpful.