Custom HTML PowerToy:

The Custom HTML Power Toy is designed to allow you to add a sandbox module to your Space in which you can enter text, link to images, and use other HTML features. The Custom HTML Power Toy supports all of the same HTML that you can enter into a Blog entry and can be moved around your Space as a separate module, just like a list or any other Spaces module. Additionally you can control the Title of this module and whether the borders for this module are displayed or not.

Please note that this PowerToy, like the others, is available in English ONLY for now and is UNSUPPORTED.   

Follow these steps to add this Power Toy to your Space:

1. Log into Passport and Edit your Space.
2. In the Address bar of your web browser add the text “&powertoy=sandbox” to the end of the displayed URL.
   
     
   
3. Click the Go button next to your web browser address bar.
4. Once the page has finished reloading, click on the Customize tab in your Space.
5. In the Modules drop down menu in the Customize tab there should be a listing for PowerToy: Custom HTML. Click the word Add next to it and then click the Save button.
   

Here is an example of the code required to add images to your CUSTOM HTML make sure you Click "SAVE" after you enter your code and remember you will not see your image until you are Previewing your Space.

<p align=center><img src="ENTER THE URL FOR YOUR IMAGE IN HERE!"></p>

If you want to add more images you will need to add <br> between each image and move </p> to the end of the code for your last image.  Here is an example for a code for two images.

<p align=center><img src="ENTER THE URL FOR YOUR IMAGE IN HERE!"><br><img src="ENTER THE URL FOR YOUR IMAGE IN HERE!"></p>

If you want a blank line in between each image you will need to add an extra <br> between each images code.  Here is an example of a code for two images with a line break in between each image.

<p align=center><img src="ENTER THE URL FOR YOUR IMAGE IN HERE!"><br><br><img src="ENTER THE URL FOR YOUR IMAGE IN HERE!"></p>