How to use HTML code - We have included some basic and simple HTML code to help you in laying out your information in a more interesting way. It really is easy and satisfying when you see the result. Its best to put it together using Front Page, word pad or notepad then paste it in to the upload box.

Line Break
<br> Is The Line Break element which specifies that a new line must be started at the given point.

For example:
One line starts here.<br>I want another here.<br>And another here.<br>One more here.<br>

Will appear like this:
One line starts here.
I want another here.
And another here.
One more here.

 
New Paragraph
<p>...</p>All text within the <p>...</p> will be put in a new paragraph.

For example:
Here is my first line of text.
<p>I would like this text in a new paragraph.</p>
Here is my last line of text.

Will appear like this:
Here is my first line of text.

I would like this text in a new paragraph.

Align Paragraph to the Right
<p align=right>...</p> All text within the paragraph will be aligned to the right side of the page layout.

For example:
<p align=right>I would like this text aligned to the right</p>

Will appear like this:

I would like this text aligned to the right
 

Bold
<b>...</b> Is the Bold element which specifies that the text should be rendered in boldface, where wanted.

For example:
My name is John Smith and I am <b>single</b>

Will appear like this:
My name is John Smith and I am single
 

Italic
<i>...</i>The Italic element specifies that the text should be rendered in italic font.

For example:
This text is <i>italic</i>

Will appear like this:
This text is italic
 

Center
<center>...</center> Is the center element and all lines of text between the beginning and end elements are centered between the current left and right margins.

For example:
<center>I want this text to be aligned to the center of the page.</center>

Will appear like this:

I want this text to be aligned to the centre of the page.
 

Left Align
Text left alone (no tags) will automatically default to the left hand side of the document just like this.
 

Big Font
<big>...</big>Is the element which specifies that the enclosed text should be displayed using a big font (compared with the current font).

For example:
I want this text to be <big>larger</big> than the rest.

Will appear like this:
I want this text to be larger than the rest.


Font Size
<font size=value></font> Is the element of valid values ranging from 1-7 and the default font size is 3. The value given to size can optionally have a '+' or '-' character in front of it to specify that it is relative to the document basefont (if the size specified takes the font size above 7 or below 1, then values of 7 and 1 would be used).

For example:
<font size="5">The size of this font (text) is 5</font>

Will appear like this:
The size of this font (text) is 5

For example:
<font size="+5">The size of this font (text) is +5</font>

Will appear like this:
The size of this font (text) is +5

For example:
<font size="-5">The size of this font (text) is -5</font>

Will appear like this:
The size of this font (text) is -5


Font Color
<font color="value"></font> Is the color attribute that sets which color text will appear in on the screen. (The default color is black)

For example:
<font color="blue">The color of this text is blue</font>

Will appear like this:
The color of this text is blue

Try using the codes next to the colors on the table below.
Substitute the word 'blue' for '0000FF'

Combination of Font Size and Color
You can also use the two together

For example:
<font size="4 " color="yellow">This text is yellow</font>

Will appear like this:
This text is yellow
 

Font Type
<font face="value"></font> The FACE attribute sets the typeface that will be used to display the text on the screen. The type face displayed must already be installed on the users computer. Substitute type faces can be specified in case the chosen type face is not installed on the users computer. If no match is found, the text will be displayed in the default type according to their browser preference settings.

For example:
<font face="Arial">This font is Arial</font>

Will appear like this:
This font is Arial

For example:
<font face="Lucida Sans">This font will either be Arial or Lucida Scans, depending on which font the user has.</font>

Will appear like this:
This font will either be Arial or Lucida Scans, depending on which font the user has.