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GUIDE TO DEVIANTART HTML TAGS

When you see "< d > sample ", that is what you type on either end of the text you want to format. To add the HTML codes, you type without the spaces. So just omit them.

This is bold text.
< b > text here < / b >

This is italic text.
< i > text here < / i >

This is text that links to this page(sorry, haven't figured that one out yet.)
< a > text here < / a >

This is text that links to whichever page you like.
< a href=" link here "> text here< / a >

This is...uh.... underlined-with-dashes? text.
< abbr > text here < / abbr >

This is subscript text.
< sub > text here < / sub >

This is superscript text.
< sup > text here < / sup >

This is Heading 1 text.
< h1 > text here < / h1 >

This is Heading 2 text.
< h2 > text here < / h2 >

This is Heading 3 text.
< h3 > text here < / h3 >

This is Heading 4 text.
< h4 > text here < / h4 >

This is Heading 5 text.
< h5 > text here < / h5 >

This is Heading 6 text.
< h6 > text here < / h6 >

This is strong text.
< strong > text here < / strong >

This is strikeout text.
< s > text here < / s >

This is indented text(It automatically creates a doublespace).

< ul > text here < / ul >

This is a different font.
< font face="Times New Roman" > text here < / font >

This is teletype text.
< tt > text here < / tt >

This is indented text as well, but with a different tag.(again, doublespace.)
< blockquote > text here < / blockquote >

This creates a bulleted list, with doublespace.

< li > text here < / li >

This is even more indented text, with doublespace.
< ol > text here < / ol>

This is italic text, but with a different HTML tag.
< em > text here < / em >

Description
GUIDE TO DEVIANTART HTML TAGS

When you see "< d > sample ", that is what you type on either end of the text you want to format. To add the HTML codes, you type without the spaces. So just omit them.

This is bold text.
< b > text here < / b >

This is italic text.
< i > text here < / i >

This is text that links to this page(sorry, haven't figured that one out yet.)
< a > text here < / a >

This is text that links to whichever page you like.
< a href=" link here "> text here< / a >

This is...uh.... underlined-with-dashes? text.
< abbr > text here < / abbr >

This is subscript text.
< sub > text here < / sub >

This is superscript text.
< sup > text here < / sup >

This is Heading 1 text.
< h1 > text here < / h1 >

This is Heading 2 text.
< h2 > text here < / h2 >

This is Heading 3 text.
< h3 > text here < / h3 >

This is Heading 4 text.
< h4 > text here < / h4 >

This is Heading 5 text.
< h5 > text here < / h5 >

This is Heading 6 text.
< h6 > text here < / h6 >

This is strong text.
< strong > text here < / strong >

This is strikeout text.
< s > text here < / s >

This is indented text(It automatically creates a doublespace).

< ul > text here < / ul >

This is a different font.
< font face="Times New Roman" > text here < / font >

This is teletype text.
< tt > text here < / tt >

This is indented text as well, but with a different tag.(again, doublespace.)
< blockquote > text here < / blockquote >

This creates a bulleted list, with doublespace.

< li > text here < / li >

This is even more indented text, with doublespace.
< ol > text here < / ol>

This is italic text, but with a different HTML tag.
< em > text here < / em >