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Here's an example that does a little more than change colour that should provide inspiration. The Blueswailing <span style="color:#ff2222;">Sleepy</span> <strong>Greg</strong> <span style="color:#ff2222;">Lovehorn</span><br> <span style="font-size:75%">Slide, Harp, Guitar, and occasional vocals!</span> and this is how it turns out... The Blueswailing Sleepy Greg LovehornSlide, Harp, Guitar, and occasional vocals!
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Works great, thank you. Now for another question. How do you combine 2 or more pieces of code together to get a desired effect? Example, red font and 75% size and maybe even throw in a different font altogether? Thank you very much. |
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I answered my own question. Just separate code strings with ; like this <span style="font-size:150%;color:#b32400;">-Shamus</span> or with 3 <span style="font-size:200%;color:#b32400;font-family: impact;">-Shamus</span> Again thank you very much |
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