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myspace code.
Anyone know that code for myspace that can make you write big AND have any color you want? I`ve seen some people having it & they can put it as their captions on their pictures and write something. I have this code to do that, but it`s too long to fit as a caption. So there must be one smaller I`m guessing. Any one know it?
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go to whateverlife.com
then click on the link that says myspace stuff and you can get all the codes for that
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Ok.. I used to have mine like that.. I have it like that on my Xanga though.
Remember to remove the spaces between the arrow things [<>] but leave other spaces (IE - between words) alone.
< FONT FACE="YOUR FONT HERE" >< FONT COLOR=YOUR COLOR/HEX CODE HERE >< FONT SIZE=NUMBER HERE >
You can use some color words, as in "blueviolet," "hotpink," "salmon," "skyblue" etc. But some words won't work. when a word won't work... or if you're afraid it won't work... refer to this page : [Link](Mouse over link to see full location)
That is the best hex color code page EVER. Just click on one of the available values (neutrals, warms, blues, greens, etc.) and you'll have a huge list of colors and their codes. You don't have to put the number (#) sign in front of it when typing your HTML code into your header thing in MySpace.
A list of fonts : [Link](Mouse over link to see full location)
And as for the "number here" thing. Ok, don't actually write the number. If you want it to be size three, don't write "THREE" write "3" instead. The larger your number, the bigger your font will be.
At the end of your greeting, it should look like this [example, remeber - no spaces between arrows!] :
< FONT FACE="Century Gothic" >< FONT COLOR=CC00FF >< FONT SIZE=6 >Hey everyone! Welcome to my site!< /FONT >
Did you notice what I did? I closed the tag - < /FONT >
Always close your tag!!!!
You don't have to type your HTML in caps, I just do. It's a habit. HTML can be typed in either lowercase or uppercase, but it's best to stick with one or the other.
Happy HTML-ing. :)
-FunnyCide
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<font size="# (the higher the number, the bigger the font)" color="red, purple, pink, etc">TEXT HERE</font>
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it's the basic code
< font SIZE="#" >
< font color=code >
< font face=font >
etc etc.
REMEMBER* if you don't take out the spaces they won't work & obviously you have to put the #, code & font.
-hope that helped!♥
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