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Saturday, August 18, 2007
Fonts
Remember, always change the ( to < and ) to > or the codes won't work!
Alright, we all know what fonts are don't we?
So here's some basic codes for changing the face, size, color and other stuff on your text, as well as some effects.
Changing the face:
Yes, you can change the face as much as you like. Even for every word! (Though that might be a bit time-consuming thing to do.)
The code goes like this: (font face="fontname")Your text here!!!(/font)
You just simply put the name of the face to where it says fontface. Here are some examples:
Times New Roman
Verdana
Comic Sans MS
Arial
Courier
But never ever forget to close the tag with (/font) or it'll turn all the text after the tag in that face!
Changing the size:
Now that's easy. The code goes like this:
(font size="n")(/font)
Put the number of the size where it says n.
Examples:
Size 5
Size 8
Size 10
Size 20
The bigger/smaller the number the bigger/smaller the font. Easy, huh?
Changing the color:
Aah, this is a lovely code that allows you to change the color of the text. The code goes like this:
(font color="Name of the color or the hex code")Your text here!!!(/font)
Name of the color can be for example "red", "white" etc. and the hex code can be "#FFFFFF" for white, "#000000" for black etc.
I recommend using the hex code if you want a more specific color.
Examples:
Red
Blue
Green
Bold, italics and underlining:
Yes, these can be good when you want the reader to pay attention to some specific parts or stuff like that.
The code for bolding is like this: (b)Text here!!!(/b)
The code for italics is like this: (i)Text here!!!(/i)
The code for underlining is like this: (u)Text here!!!(/u)
Easy isn't it? Only one letter to remember! ^^
Here are the examples:
Bold
Italics
Underlined
BUT REMEMBER, ALWAYS CHANGE THE ( TO < AND ) TO > OR THE CODES WON'T WORK!!!
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