Forum HTML tutorial

Hey, this got pinned! :o

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If any mods read this, can someone give me back the permission to edit the guide so I can edit it or add more things in it? Thanks in advance ^^

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Very small text aheadThanks, this is really helpful! <3
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surrender your html tags

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`1234567890_-=+<—
TABQWERYUIOP[{}]\ |
CAPSASDFGHJKL;:"<—
^^^^^ZXCVBNM,<.>/?^^^^
ctrlAlt----------------------AltFnctrl

this took like half an hour to make. Appreciate it.

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That looks amazing. Great job haha

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<!--Has anyone mentioned the most important tag yet?-->

Use the Quote function in replies to find out what’s so great about it.

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Anyone know how to put in gifs? Sorry if its already been answered :grinning:

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I think for images you need trust level 3.

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To insert a gif image either you paste its link in the reply or you could use <img src="linktoyourimage.gif"/> . Remember you need to be a Level 3

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There we go!

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You should now be good to go. :+1:

I apologize for the delay.

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Thanks Tom, it works fine now :slight_smile:

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I’m sad that the forums don’t allow for font color changes, only colored highlighting. I wanted to give a GOLD star but it’s just coming up as white

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Thanks anyway :star:


Btw guys it looks like i’ve reached level 3, I’m going to improve this tutorial very soon with a few pics to make it easier to understand

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I already knew HTML but this was very nice of you. what helped me was the big tag. I was using paragraph/size settings originally here. ty

is there an OW equivalent of giving gold?

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What where you using before? I’m curious because styles aren’t allowed on the forum and you may have found a workaround for it ^^

I don’t think so but I’m glad it helped you!

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[p][font size=“25” ]size 25 [/font][/p]

NOTE: i used brackets bc <> hide tags

I’m so used to normal HTML5 and CSS that I often confuse it with varying forum syntaxes

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i suggest you to escape left bracket using &lt;