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HTML & CSS Guide
Basic HTML & CSS Guide to help you with your needs.
Sure! Let's begin =) Every Code begins with a < and ends with a > <br> = line break ... is used when you want to start a new line. <p> = paragraph break or double space ... is used when you want to start a new paragraph or skip a line. <center> = center ... is used when you want to center an object or text. <b>Text Goes Here</b> = bold ... is used when you want to make font bold. <i>Text Goes Here</i> = italic ... is used when you want to make font italic. <u>Text Goes Here</u> = underline ... is used when you want to make font underline. <s>Text Goes Here</s> = strikethrough ... is used when you want to make font - If you are working on something and you only want one thing centered. You would add </center>at the end of the images or text. - Yes, you can use all or some of the font codes together. they would look like: - Notice how there are No Spaces in between the code beginnings and endings this is important. If there if a Space, The codes will not work. That's easy too. =) <font color="#669900" size="2" face="Georgia">Text Goes Here</font> color="#669900" = this the color the text will appear. You can use Hex Colors (which are like the numbers shown) or Simple Names like White. size="2" = this is the size the text will appear. Common Font Sizes: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 face="Georgia" = this is the font face or style that the text will appear. Common Font Styles: Verdana, Times New Roman, Arial, Georgia, Tahoma Example of what the above code would appear like on a page: Text Goes Here If we wanted to make it bold: <font color="#669900" size="2" face="Georgia"><b>Text Goes Here</b></font> Example: Text Goes Here - Yes, this can be done using either italic or underline as well. The above codes work in shops, galleries, and lookups. Add your own colors, size, and font face.
That's easy as well. =) - NeoHTML Fonts are a bit different than regular fonts. instead of < > brackets. it uses [ ] All the rest is about the same, except you can not use Font Faces that are more than one word. (EG: New Times Roman, Monotype Corsiva) If the font face has spaces in it's name ... it will not work. Below is a basic neoHTML font. c=#000000 = this is the color s=3 = this is the size f=verdana = this is font face - Note: All neoHTML fonts start out at a basic size 2. So if you want the Basic size, you don't have to add the s=2 You can also add the [b]For Bold[/b] [i]For Italic[/i] [u]For Underlined[/u] [center]For Center[/center] [br]For A Break [p]For A Double Break If we wanted to make it bold: Easy ... Just add a [ to the end of the neoHTML (last thing written on that line.) And add a ] to the beginning of the siggy line and either a [br] or [p] depending on how much space you want. That would look like: [center][fontc=#000000s=3f=verdana][b]neoHTML[/b][/font][ ][br][fontc=#000000s=3f=verdana][b]siggy goes here[/b][/font][/center] Feel free to use or alter the above codes. Add your own colors, sizes, font faces =) Sure! Marquees are simple to create and fun! Basic code: Example: Example: bgcolor = background color ... any color you'd like to use. width = sets the width of the marquee. the number is expressed in pixels or % of page width behavior = can be alternate or slide directions = can be up, down, right, left scrollamount = set the space, in pixels, between successive scrolls of the marquee and also affects it's speed. The higher the number, the faster it scrolls. (EG: scrollamount="5") HTML tags = if you want to change the font style & color, these codes must be located outside the marquee tag. (EG: the <center> </center> in the above code) Sure! Here's some codes: - Note colored or transparent scrollbars only work in Explorer. The above code works in shop, galleries & lookups. Add your own colors. =) The above code works in shop, galleries & lookups. If anything else on your pages is #00FF00, It will be Transparent as well! =) A Horizontal Rule is a thin horizontal line. Basic Code: Example: Example: color = any color you'd like to use. width = sets the width of the horizontal rule. The number is expressed in pixels or % of page width. size = sets the thickness of the horizontal rule. The bigger the number the thicker the horizontal rule appears. The above code works in shop, galleries & lookups. Add your own colors, width & borderstyle. =) The above code works in shop, galleries & lookups. =) Sure! Here are a few table basics: - Almost all tables start with <table><tr><td> and always end with </td></tr></table> - Some tables for neopets do not have these. It depends on where the table is going to be used. - Exception: do not put the table endings in your shop as your table will not go around your items. - Note: When using these tables in your shop, anything you put under the table will be displayed in the table. | ||||||||