HTML Help

What is this page for? This page is here to teach you how to make certain things a different color, how to make things bold, how to make things underlined, how to make things italic, and how to make things centered. So go down the page and use whatever you want...

Colors: These are the things are most commonly used. Color codes are used to make your roleplays more colorful or to help differ between two different characters speaking or breaking up descriptive text and spoken text.

TTo make your color BLUE type in the following code before the wording of the roleplay.
<Font Color=Blue>

To make the color RED type in the following code before the wording of the roleplay.
<Font Color=Red> cities.com/e_u_w_911/html_help.html

To make the color GREEN type in the following code before the wording of the roleplay.
<Font Color=Green>

To make the color YELLOW type in the following code before the wording of the roleplay.
<Font Color=Yellow>

To make the color ORANGE type in the following code before the wording of the roleplay.
<Font Color=Orange>

So do you get the picture now? All you have to do is put the name of the color you want in between the quotation marks. There are a lot of colors you can put, and these aren't the only ones. However, not all colors will work. You can try and put what you want, but sometimes they won't work. You can test them out on the OOC board if you want

Now, to end the color you simply put...
</font>

This will end the color and go back to the regular color, and in our roleplay board it is gold.

This ends the color portion of the HTML Help. If you have any questions email me.

Formating Text:This portion of the HTML Help will teach you how to do things like making your text bold, italic, centerd, and many more!.

To make your font in italic, type in the following code before the wording of the roleplay.
<i>, </i> to end

To make your font bold, type in the following code before the wording of the roleplay.
<B>, </b> to end

To make your font underline, type in the following code before the wording of the roleplay.
<u>, </u> to end

To make your font strikethrough, type in the following code before the wording of the roleplay.
<strike>, </strike> to end

To make your font blink, type in the following code before the wording of the roleplay.
<Blink>, </blink> to end

To make your font aligned to the center type in the following code before the wording of the roleplay.
<center>, </center> to end

To make your font aligned to the right type in the following code before the wording of the roleplay.
<right>, </right> to end

To make your font aligned to the left type in the following code before the wording of the roleplay.
<left>, </left> to end

Well that is how you do all of those things, if there are anythings that we missed in the formating text area tell us on the OOC Board

This will end the formated text area, if you want to try out these things do it on the OOC board, not the roleplay board.

Tables: This portion of the HTML Help will teach you how to make basic tables.

That table was created using the following code:

<table BORDER COLS=2 WIDTH="75%" > <tr> <td> <center>TEST</center> </td> <td> <center>TEST</center> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <center>TEST</center> </td> <td> <center>TEST</center> </td> </tr> <tr> <td> <center>TEST</center> </td> <td> <center>TEST</center> </td> </tr> </table></center>

So basically, from that table you should be able to pick up how tables work. Now I'm not sure how you could use a table in a roleplay, but have fun with them, you can do all sorts of cool stuff with them

Pictures: Well this is a fun thing to do to decorate your role plays a bit. All you do is go to the page with the picture on it lets say u go to the Lana(by God) web site, and you want a picture of Lana. All you do is right click on the picture and go to properties and it should give you the address.... then you use this code
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/564x/77/7b/1c/777b1cf796207918ae87de06e784d5fc.jpg

and you will get this pic

size="2">Music: Music is also just a little thing to put on just for the hell of it. Now I recommend you use midi's, becuase it takes a long time to load mp3's and well waves are just a bitch. Now here is the code when linking music