That's how you do size. Remembering to use the <> on the outside of what ever you you're doing, you use hr to make a line, and you only need it once in whatever place in your message you want a line, if you want it beneath some words press enter and write it underneath them. Other tricks include bolding the words or line using strong, italicizing using I, or crossing out effect using strike or s. if this works, I used s and I just googled this one which is why I'm not sure if it works lol
Depending on how big you want to make the text, you can use h1-h4 to make it happen, h1 being the biggest and h4 being the smallest. Using h1 as an example; Put h1 on both sides using <> on either side of it and on the right side put a / before the h. If you are only using h1 text in your message you can just use it on the left side without the /, but if you're planning on using two different kinds of text in one message knowing to put h1 or whatever on both sides and remembering the / on the right side is important because that's the code way of saying that you're through with using the h1
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Key Lime Canid
For me, one of the most useful ones is < br >,since it gives a line break
and you can go to the next line
or skip multiple lines
And basically make paragraphs.
There's also < hr > that makes a horizontal line and the text below it a little smaller/darker.
Does it work more than once?
What am I even doing now?
Katze
I imagine that comment is sarcastic lol but yeah xD
gerald-rangel-tavera-026630
its ring in your ears its awesome
maria-vado-024197
good music
Katze
I am strong I am italicized
Katze
Nope Lmao.
Katze
OK s didn't work strike to the rescue perhaps?
Katze
That's how you do size. Remembering to use the <> on the outside of what ever you you're doing, you use hr to make a line, and you only need it once in whatever place in your message you want a line, if you want it beneath some words press enter and write it underneath them. Other tricks include bolding the words or line using strong, italicizing using I, or crossing out effect using strike or s. if this works, I used s and I just googled this one which is why I'm not sure if it works lol
Katze
This is h1 in practice
this is h2
this is h3
this is h4Katze
Depending on how big you want to make the text, you can use h1-h4 to make it happen, h1 being the biggest and h4 being the smallest. Using h1 as an example; Put h1 on both sides using <> on either side of it and on the right side put a / before the h. If you are only using h1 text in your message you can just use it on the left side without the /, but if you're planning on using two different kinds of text in one message knowing to put h1 or whatever on both sides and remembering the / on the right side is important because that's the code way of saying that you're through with using the h1