The Basics Part Two
Print Size
Here are the tags for print size, with an example of the size of the print.
| tag | print size |
| h1 | biggest |
| h2 | bigger |
| h3 | big |
| h4 | normal |
| h5 | small |
| h6 | smaller |
The text here is plain text with no tags. With the plain text, you can use the bold tag {b}.
Each of these tags, you use before and after the text in question.
Example:
{b}Henry{/b} would be Henry.
{h2}Henry{/h2} would be Henry
.
You can use italics with these tags as well.
Example:
{b}{i}Henry{/i}{/b} would be Henry.
{h2}{i}Henry{/i}{/h2} would be Henry
.
Fonts Lesson
Horizontal Rule
the simple tag {hr} produces a straight line. You've seen many on this document.
Example:
With the elements align, width, size and noshade, you can create quite a variety of effects.
{hr size=10} produces this:
{hr size=10 noshade} produces this
{hr width=50%} produces this:
{hr align=left width=50%} produces this:
and so forth. Many combinations are possible.