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yo10208 · Member Joined: 08 May 2008 Posts: 2

Help!! I'm a newbie.I can make a "Read This" forum like:

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My forum:

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Ales · Posted: Thu May 08, 2008 11:11 am Post subject:

Yes. All you need to do for that is use HTML in your forum description.

So you create a new forum and then use codes like:

Code:

TEXT
TEXT
TEXT

Here's the code of our "Read this".

Code:

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CopyCat · Posted: Thu May 08, 2008 11:14 am Post subject:

This is a hard subject....

But anyway, I'll tell you all I know...

for size, type in:

Code:

blabla</size>

for color*, type in:

Code:

<color=******)blabla</size>

for new line, type in:

Code:

blabla

or

Code:

blabla

for bold words, type in:

Code:

blabla

for italic words, type in:

Code:

blabla

for url, type in:

Code:

<a href=www.yourwebsite>blabla(This is the words shown)</a href>

For align=centered, type in:

Code:

<center>blabla</center>

This only works with certain themes
color=green]If you make lots of layers of codes, make sure they appear to be the same layer. They should be:[/color]

Code:

blabla

but not

Code:

blabla

That's all the codes you'll need and some are extra.

You will need to open a new forum, in the forum description, add in the codes you wanted.

Be smart--the 'blabla' means that the word you'd like to add.

* For color codes, see

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CopyCat · Posted: Thu May 08, 2008 11:16 am Post subject:

Sorry!!! I left out the underlined words' code. It should be

Code:

and the one for itatlic words is

Code:

sorry!!!

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Assoth · Posted: Fri May 09, 2008 10:22 am Post subject:

nice guide ^^

But 2 little things:

Code:

blabla

br is just for a new line, it's much different than p. In fact, br is an empty tag, there's no .

And in:

Code:

<a href=www.yourwebsite>blabla(This is the words shown)</a href>

href is an attribute of the tag a, so when closing the tag there's no need for it (it does nothing). It doesn't matter which attributes a tag has, closing it only requires / and the attribute. For example:

Code:

<a href="http://staff.forumup.com" target="_blank">FU Staff forum</a>

or:

Code:

Hello

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CopyCat · Posted: Fri May 09, 2008 11:29 am Post subject:

thx for your guide. Hope it might help both me and yo10208...

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