TEXT
Underline text
<U>Underline text</U>
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Strike text
<Strike>Strike text</Strike>
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superscript
<Sup>super</Sup>script
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Font type papyrus = <font
face=papyrus>Font type papyrus</font>
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Font color Red = <Font color=red>Font
color Red</font>
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Font Size 2
<font size=2>Font size 2</font>script
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Typewriter text
<TT>Typewriter text</TT>
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bold text = <b>bold text</b>
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Italic text = <i>Italic text</i>
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Tips:
1. You can use *any* font face you like HOWEVER try to
stick with standard fonts because if someone doesn't have
that particular font loaded onthe computer they will not
see it. The font will revert to the default font on their
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Links:
1. Color
Hex Chart
2. Font
Face.com
3. .007 fonts
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BASIC MARQUEE
This is the basic tag for a marquee. You must always close
with </marquee>.
<marquee>Then your text</marquee>
This is how it looks:
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Color Marquee
This sets a background color for your marquee. The
#xxxxxx is the hexadecimal number for your color. For
some hex color codes, go to Hex Color Chart on this
page.
<marquee bgcolor="#800080">Then your text</marquee>
This is what it looks like:
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BEHAVIOR
Beware of the spelling! If you use behaviour instead
of behavior, then it will not work.
<marquee behavior="alternate">Then your text</marquee>
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DIRECTION
<marquee direction="right">Then your text</marquee>
<marquee>If you do not specify the direction, it will default to scrolling from right to left.
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HTML TAGS
HTML tags do not work between the marquee tags with IE3.0 versions, but they do with IE4.0.
Therefore, if you wish to change the font size color or face of your marquee, you must specify the fontoutside of the marquee tag. If you try to use it between the tags ... the font changes might not work, depending on which version of IE is being used to view your page!
<marquee>
<font face="Comic Sans MS" size=5color="#CC33FF">
The font MIGHT NOT change. </font>
</marquee>
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BODY COLORS
Body colors are those that are set as the basic colors for your page. They cover the colors of the background, text, links, visited links and activated links.The body colors are not written individually, but are all set within one body tag.
For example ... here is a sample body tag
<body bgcolor="#99CCCC" text="#000000" link="#C0D9D9" vlink="#663399" alink="#ffcc99">
or
<body bgcolor="white" text="MidnightBlue" link="DarkMagenta" vlink="MediumOrchid" alink="DeepPink">
NOTE: You must only ever have ONE BODY TAG on your page, and it should be immediately after your </head> tag. If you have more than one body tag, or you have it in the wrong part of your page, then the page may not load correctly with some browsers!
You can change various pieces of text within your page to different colors as the need arises, but the body colors remain the major colors that you have selected for the rest of your page.
In the following examples,"#xxxxxx" is either the hexadecimal code, or the "colorname" for your chosen color. |