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.

Thanks seer,

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

One may also construct simple HTML tables.

And thank you also for the info!

What image formats are supported?

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

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.

thanks seer

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

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