Allowed HTML

For the ones that say "Advanced HTML," it means don't ask me what they do because I don't want to provide a lengthy description. DUHS Opening Tag: HTML Equivalent: Closing Tag: What it does: [b] <b> [/b] Makes text bold [u] <u> [/u] Makes text underlined [i] <i> [/i] Makes text italic [hr] <hr> None Makes a line: [br] <br> None Inserts a break: See? New line. [dd] <dd> None Inserts a break and indents text See? [big] <big> [/big] Makes text bigger [small] <small> [/small] Makes text smaller [tt] <tt> [/tt] Formats text: like this [center] <center> [/center] Centers text [red] <font color=red> [/color] Makes text red [purple] <font color=purple> [/color] Makes text purple [blue] <font color=blue> [/color] Makes text blue [pink] <font color=pink> [/color] Makes text pink [green] <font color=green> [/color] Makes text green [yellow] <font color=yellow> [/color] Makes text yellow [orange] <font color=orange> [/color] Makes text orange [cornflower] <font color=#6495ED> [/color] Makes text cornflower [lime] <font color=#00FF00> [/color] Makes text lime [cyan] <font color=#00FFFF> [/color] Makes text cyan [lightblue] <font color=#ADD8E6> [/color] Makes text lightblue [navy] <font color=#000080> [/color] Makes text navy [crimson] <font color=#DC143C> [/color] Makes text crimson [mediumvioletred] <font color=#C71585> [/color] Makes text mediumvioletred [steelblue] <font color=#4682B4> [/color] Makes text steelblue [style] <style> [/style] Advanced HTML [table] <table> [/table] Advanced HTML [table border=1] <table border=1> [/table] Advanced HTML [allows a border] [tr] <tr> [/tr] Advanced HTML [td] <td> [/td] Advanced HTML Links are a bit trickier because there are 3 required parts. 1) [link address] is the same as putting <a href='. 2) [/address] says that is the end of the address to the site you're linking to and is the same as putting '>. 3) [/link] is the same as closing the link tag using </a>. Putting it together: [link address]http://www.the-link-address-here.com/[/address]This is my link![/link] The above produces the following: This is my link! Another tricky thing is using an image from your photo album as a background. Note: only upgraded members may do this! Create a new style class: [style] .player1{background-image:[bg address]photo album id here![/bg]} [/style] Then, use it with a table. Your completed HTML should look like this (or more complex): [style] .player1{background-image:[bg address]photo album id here![/bg]} [/style] [table class=player1] [tr][td] this writing appears over the image! [/td][/tr] [/table] This will give you the HTML output of: <style> .player1{background-image:URL("images/albums/photo album id here!");} </style> <table class=player1> <tr><td> this writing appears over the image! </td></tr> </table> Add more stuff to the style (such as borders, colors, etc.) to prettify your page more :) You may use class names with the table tag of: .player .player1 .player2 .player3 .player4 .player5 (6 total!) You may use class names with the td tag of: .player6 .player7 and so on up to .player20 (15 total!)