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Tips and Tricks
Change Your Font with HTML - Part 1
by Sam Hackel-Butt (Age: 19)
copyright 08-01-2005


Age Rating: 1 to 127

 
If you don’t know what HTML is, you can find explanations here, and here.

Now, Let’s begin with the basics, which can also be found here, in a MoonNote by
Andrew Findlay. I’ll be going over the basics, as well as a few other tricks I find helpful when editing my Author Page, and in some stories.

Italics
The opening tag is < i> and the closing tag is < /i> All you have to do it remove the space. This will yield this result: “No one is going anywhere!” the robber shrieked.

Bold
The opening tag is < b> and the closing tag is < /b> All you have to do it remove the space. This will yield this result: Sailor Moon rocks.

Underline
The opening tag is < u> and the closing tag is < /u> All you have to do it remove the space. This will yield this result: Now you can underline important words.




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07-19-2006 BJ Niktabe    

OOPS!!! It's dark in here! lol
07-19-2006 BJ Niktabe    

This is so cool. Thanks Sam! I have already tested this and made my name in bold print on my page! Great tip! On to the next>/i>!
04-06-2006 Leigh G.    

Ahhh.... the simple HTMP... Even I mastered this fairly fast... Okay enough of the changing back-and-forth over an over again... This is a really great idea, and I'm off to the next chapter of this. It's the size, font, and color that always gets me... Greate work!

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