Why Is This Photo Deeply Offensive?

[tblue37]

192. I don't know how to color the box on DU, but to color your

Last edited Sat Apr 15, 2017, 10:09 AM - Edit history (1)

text, just use this HTML tag inside square brackets:

font color = "red" font color = "red" [/font] (or blue...)

Then to go back to black use [font color = "red"] /font [/font]inside the brackets.

To enlarge your font, write in brackets
[font color ="red"] font size = "+1" [/font] ( or "+2" or " + "+3"...)

And then, of course, [font color ="red"] /font [/font]to return to normal size.

You need to add[font color ="red"] /font [/font]at the end of the text for each font change you make.

So you can do this:

[font color = "red" font size= "+1" ] words words words[/font][/font]

Or this:

[font color = "blue" font size= "+3" ] words words words[/font][/font]

[span style="background:#ff0000;"]Let me try something. . . .[/span]

[font color="00ff00"]Nope--didn't work. (I tried to color that text box.)[/font]

BUT in other places where you can use the HTML tag for the box color, you can use [font color="red"] span style="background=red"[/font] within either angle or square brackets to color the background of your text box. To end that HTML code use [font color="red"]/span[/font]

If the color has a name in HTML you can just write the name, but since not all the colors have a name in HTML, in order to able to use a color that doesn't, we have to use hexadecimal codes.

Here is a site with web safe hexadecimal codes for many colors:

http://html-color-codes.com