[eMINTS] webpage help

[twillis at grm.net]

Robin,
Sometimes you will have to highlight certain parts depending on your
frames.  I would change them and then save and upload.  Exit out of
Dreamweaver and try again.  I too had similar problems, but played with it
until I figured it out.
Traci
Spickard R-II Elementary
5th & 6th Grade
Technology Coordinator

I cannot get it to select all. I have picked a style and tried to edit
> each one individually. Some will change and others will not. I also cannot
> get the color to change on all of them. Thanks again for the help. Robin
>> If you are using Dreamweaver, just choose your favorite style and then I
>> believe you can hit the (select all) on each page and change the fonts
>> all
>> at
>> once.
>>
>> Patrick Myers
>> 5th Grade
>> DeSoto School District #73
>> Myers.Pat at desoto.k12.mo.us
>>
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: emints-bounces at lists.emints.org
>> [mailto:emints-bounces at lists.emints.org] On Behalf Of Robin Smith
>> Sent: Friday, February 16, 2007 11:43 AM
>> To: General discussion for eMINTS program participants
>> Subject: [eMINTS] webpage help
>>
>> I am trying to clean up my website. How do I get all my words the same
>> style. I've never picked a style. I just pick the font and the size. Can
>> someone please help. Thanks
>>> This is a link to the MO DESE website for 4th grade model curriculum
>>> regarding figurative language with nonfiction.  You should be able to
>>> make
>>> some modifications to meet your needs for 5th grade.  Good luck!
>>>
>>>
>> http://www.dese.mo.gov/divimprove/curriculum/ModelCurriculum/figurativelangua
>> ge/index.htm
>>>
>>> Trina Davidson
>>> 4th Grade eMINTS Educator
>>> Holden R-III School District
>>> 1903 S. Market St.
>>> Holden, MO  64040
>>> tdavidson"at"holden.k12.mo.us
>>> 816-850-4444 (ext. 4535)
>>> District website: http://holden.k12.mo.us <http://holden.k12.mo.us>
>>>
>>> ________________________________
>>>
>>> From: emints-bounces at lists.emints.org on behalf of Julie Fessenden
>>> Sent: Mon 2/12/2007 1:53 PM
>>> To: emints at lists.emints.org
>>> Subject: [eMINTS] figurative language
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> One of the GLE's I am especially working on this year is figurative
>>> language in nonfiction.  R3B5 Identify and explain figurative language
>>> in nonfiction text (emphasize simile, metaphor, and personification).
>>>
>>> I can find lots of examples of figurative language in poetry and prose,
>>> but I'm not finding as many in nonfiction.  Does anyone know of
>>> Internet
>>> sites, books, articles or anything for teaching this GLE.
>>>
>>> I've noticed that my lower readers have the most difficulty with this
>>> as they take things very literal, so lower level reading would not be a
>>> problem.
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Julie
>>>
>>> Julie Fessenden
>>> 5th Grade
>>> Oakwood Elementary
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