User:Choerryism/Coding help page

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This is a guide by yours truly that serves to assist users in coding-centric endeavors. This is a major work in progress, so it might not be completed as quickly as you'd like it to be.

Just a heads up: As far as I know, coding only works in the source editor so... RIP visual mode editors -____-

Text design is exactly what you think it sounds like - modifying the text so it's a certain color, font, size or what have you.

Text size

Making text LARGER

The first way to make your text larger is the <font size> tag, in which you must input a specific number (min. 1, max. 7), like so:

<font size="5">Honk if you love Fred Durst!</font>

Honk if you love Fred Durst!

The second tag you can use is the <span> (which is my preferred method wink wink). You can input literally any number and it will make your text that exact size, like so:

<span style="font-size:30px">Honk if you love Fred Durst!</span>

Honk if you love Fred Durst!

...Or if you're lazy, you can use the <big> tag, like so:

<big>Honk if you love Fred Durst!</big>

Honk if you love Fred Durst!

Making text smaller

You can use the "font size" and "span" tools to make your text small. This is beneficial to the ants on your computer screen who want to read the pages you're editing or looking at.

Font size:

<font size="2">Honk if you love Fred Durst!</font>

Honk if you love Fred Durst!

Span:

<span style="font-size:5px">Honk if you love Fred Durst!</span>

Honk if you love Fred Durst!

You can also use the <small> tag, too:

<small>Honk if you love Fred Durst!</small>

Honk if you love Fred Durst!

Colors

Text stroke

Fonts

Types of borders

Customizing your borders

Adding borders onto images

Solids

Gradients

Patterns

Using images as backgrounds

wip

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