Color andFont Codes
The AlterationThe CodeThe Effect
Font Colors
you can name it any color
<font color=red>The font is Red</font>The font is Red
Bold Letters<b>The font is Bold</b>The font is bold
Italic Letters<i>The font is italicized</i>The font is italicized
Underlined Letters<u>The font is underlined</u>The font is underlined
Font Sizes
can go from 1-8 in size
<font size=4>The font is size 4</font>The font is size 4
*Note: you can put size and color codes together (i.e: <font size=6 color=blue>Hey Everybody</font> = Hey Everybody) you can also add bold, italics, and underline code to them as well.



Link and Image Codes
The AlerationThe CodeThe Effect
Link Code<a href="http://www.yourlinkhere.com">Your text for the link here</a>Your text for the link here
Image Code<img src="//www.yourimagelinkhere.com/pic.jpg">
Image and Link Together<a href="http://www.yourlinkhere.com"><img src="//www.yourimagelinkhere.com/pic.jpg"></a>


Here's How To Make a Table



     Making tables is a lot easier than you would think. You see there is a way that you pretty much start all tables out. Here's what i mean:


<table width=100% border= cellpadding=1 cellspacing=2>
<tr>
<td color=white align=center>This is where your text, image, or link goes
</td>
<tr>
</table>
  -In the first tag you are allowed to change all of the numbers and percentages around. Such as 100% to 60% and so on. You can make your table have a border, just remember that "0" means you have no border. You can also change the cellpadding and the cellspacing numbers too.

  -In the third tag you can change the color of the cell and you can change how the text, image, or link is aligned in the cell.

  Make sure to always close your table tags just as you would any other HTML tag.


  If you've noticed how up top where I've made a row that stretches across the other columns and rows. The way to do this is very simple. Here's how:

It's pretty much the same as you would do in the above directions, except you add one more tag in the table
<table width=100% border=0 cellpadding=1 cellspacing=2>
<tr>
<td colspan=3 align=center>Text Goes Here</td>

Now you can put in the rest of the code just like above

  -In the td colspan tag you can change the "3" to any number you like, BUT it has to be the exact number of columns you have or it will not work correctly.

  -In that same tag you can change the alignment of the text, link, or image by changing the "center" to either "left" or "right". I prefer "center" to them all.

if you have any questions concerning tables or any HTML questions then email me

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