Yes. Title text can include a limited set of HTML formatting, including hyperlinks, line breaks, font tags, bold, underline and italics. When adding HTML formatting to the title attribute in gallery.xml, you must replace the following special characters with their XML escape sequence: So to add a large Times-Roman title use: title="<font face="Times" size="20"> Big Times Title</font>"

Yes. Caption text can include a limited set of HTML formatting, including hyperlinks, line breaks, font tags, bold, underline and italics. Click here to view a list of HTML tags supported by Flash. Setting font colors is not supported using this method. You must wrap HTML formatted text inside a CDATA tag as below: <caption><![CDATA[<font face="Times" size="20">Big times text </font><b>bold text</b><u><a href="index.

The Star Wars message boards support special forum tags for bolding, italics, underline and linking text properties. HTML is not permitted, but the message boards will automatically generate a link to any fully formed URL in your post. (e.g. http://www.starwars.com/swtoday)

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We allow the following HTML tags: <a>, <b>, <blockquote>, <br>, <em>, <i>, <li>, <ol>, <p>, <strong>, <ul>. All other HTML will be stripped from the message. For an introduction on how to use some of these HTML tags, we recommend the Webmonkey resource (specific links appear below):

Yes, most of your pages can accept HTML tags. As you enter text in the Content Manager, insert the HTML tags into your text to control how the text will look when it appears on your site. A few common tags are shown below. There are many HTML tag reference sites on the Internet that can provide more information and examples. Here is an excellent resource for most HTML tags: http://webdesign.about.com/od/htmltags/l/blhtmlreference.htm

There are two ways to make your text more lively and nice looking. First, you can use multi-format tags. A list of these tags can be found in the Plus!\Insert Format Tag menu of your chat windows. For colors and background colors, a number between 0 and 67 must be specified. Here are some examples, feel free to experiment yourself! The second way is quicker and will be familiar to anybody who is used to IRC. Shortcuts can be used instead of the tags.

Yes, you can create plain-text email and/or HTML email. These dual-format emails are in "multipart/alternative" MIME format, meaning that when someone opens an email, he will only see the part that his email reader can read. The vast majority of readers will see only the HTML part, but the minority of text-only readers will still be able to see the text content you provide.

Yes. All customized pages generated by FSO's SiteBuilder Wizard can handle HTML code to even further enhance the look of your site.

You can add basic html formatting code to the survey during the design process. You can add them to all text elements (Page titles, survey questions, answer choices etc.)To enter html code to a question or page, follow the example below: For bolding a word, for example, 'right' in a question, enter the code <B>right</B> You can try out more html formatting. Please test your survey to make sure you are getting the desired effect before you send it out to your customers.

Because e-mail viruses and worms can also be imbedded in HTML scripting, the list is set up to strip all HTML formatting. When HTML is converted to plain text, it can add extra characters (such as numbers and equal marks at the end of each line) to your e-mail message. Send your message in plain text, and you can avoid mystery characters appearing in your e-mail due to the conversion process.

Most books in the catalog are not available over the web. However some Braille books are available as digital braille files that can be downloaded from the catalog.

When you comment or post a diary, there's a little drop-down box that allows you to choose html, text, or automatic. Choosing the "automatic" option will insert html coding so that your post shows up generally WYSIWYG (what-you-see-is-what-you-get). If you want to to do html editing, change the option to html. See the Writer's Page for a mini-html cheatsheet. Many code snippets can also be found by searching on Google.

No, because it doesn't translate in the submissions box. Eventually we'll have a rich text box for you to put things into italics into, but for now you'll just have to forgo the italics.

Some pages provide built in features to support the above, whereas other pages would require adding an HTML tag as described below. Text Formatting Both the "Homework With Text Formatting" pages and the "All Purpose" pages allow you to do text formatting and add live links in your text. To update "Homework With Text Formatting" pages requires Internet Explorer 6 (or later) on a Windows PC.

To make a numbered list enclose the above list tags in between [OL] and [/OL] tags. To make a bulleted list enclose the above LI tags in between [UL] and [/UL] tags.

Text formatting will properly space your page text making it flow seamlessly with the rest of the page. Additionally, any line breaks in your text will be recognized as HTML line breaks as well. If you are an advanced HTML user and wish to remove the auto-formatting, simply set this option to off for the desired page. Addendum: Please note that text formatting in the 0.7.x beta cores and greater has been grandfathered into the core, but is no longer an available option.

You do not need to use the the text-formatting features; you can type the text of your posts in plain text. However, if you want to use the text-formatting features to make your posts look nicer or to include links or pictures, there are two ways to do so: by clicking the various icons in the Reply To Post window, which insert the vB codes for you For a complete list of vB codes, see the vB Code List.

Maybe, maybe not. We can do it pretty quickly; the minimum charge is $100. By the time you install or download formatting software and figure out how to use it, you may wish you had told us to do it in the first place. But you can follow the instructions under How to Submit Your Book on this site.

Select the text you want to format, and click the appropriate button (for bold or italic) from the toolbar

For security reasons, HTML is not allowed in posts. But, you can use our forum markup, which allows you to make text bold, colored, and add links or faces to posts! Below the message box on the post screen, you will see "Instant Faces", "Instant Markup", and "Font Color" boxes. Here's how to use each of these features: Click on a markup code (bold, for example). After you click, a window will pop up and ask for you to enter the text you wish to be bold. Type the text in the box, and click ok.

You can add text or HTML to your photo album by accessing your Photo Album settings page. The very last box on the page has two large text fields into which your header/footer HTML or text can be placed. If you are receiving this error while trying to view your Photo Album, it is because you have disabled your album in your Photo Album settings page. Click here to visit this page and make sure that your Photo Album is set to "On".

Text may be added or deleted via the on-line order form. If you wish to make changes, please delete the text that is displayed on the order form and replace it with the text you wish to have. You will be responsible for ensuring that your modifications are spelled properly and punctuated properly. Please do not write words in ALL CAPS unless you want it printed that way. We do not offer refunds or reprints on orders that were submitted with incorrect information.

This can be done using a cell array of strings: title({'First line','Second Line'}) text(0.5,0.5,{'First line','Second Line'})

You can't use multi-format tags when you change your name in the Messenger Options window. Messenger Plus! has a /nick command which properly handles mutli-format tags. To change your name and, optionally, put some colors in it, use the /nick command in any chat window. Example: /nick (!FC6)Patchou. See below for more information.

We do not allow any user-created HTML formatting anywhere on the site. We have designed Etsy to provide a consistent visual experience.

Yes, the our service allows you to send HTML emails. You will have to set the Email Format to "HTML".

Is it possible to highlight parts of a text in bold, italic, underlined without using"Format HTML" (not allowed on some servers or groups)