<b>This will make bold text.</b>
<strong>This will also make bold text.</strong>

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<i>This will make italicized text.</i>
<em>This will also make italicized text.</em>

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<u>This will make underlined text.</u>

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<s>This will make striked out text.</s>
<strike>This will also make striked out text.</strike>
<del>This will also make striked out text.</del>

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You can also <b><u>combine multiple codes like this,</u></b> easy!
      _{*Note: When using multiple tags, close the most recent tag first (like how I put </u> before </b>).}

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_{_{This will display the text in subscript.}}
_{_{Use it multiple times to make text smaller  _{and smaller _{and smaller}}}}!

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^{^{This will display the text in superscript.}}
^{^{Use it multiple times to make text smaller  ^{and smaller ^{and smaller}}}}!

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<small>_{This will make text smaller (and not go below like subscript or above like superscript).}</small>
      _{*Note: This tag doesn't work in literature submissions, so that's why it's showing up like subscript here.  XD}

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You can create cool effects like this_sssss by typing this_{s_{s_{s_{s_s}}}}!

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<code>This will change your text to a monospaced font.</code>
<tt>This will also change your text to a monospaced font.</tt>
      _{*Note: Monospaced fonts include Consolas, Courier, DejaVu Sans Mono, Lucida Console, Monaco, Prestige, etc.}

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Type <hr /> or <hr> to get the nice line I've been using throughout this guide! ↓

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If you want something like :) instead of there are a few options:

Type :<i></i>)

Type : then  &#41; for the )
^{(Here is a list of the ASCII character set: www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_asc…)}

Sometimes you can also type :<span>)
^{(For example, it works in comments but not in deviation descriptions.)}

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           <blockquote>Use this to create an indented section of text.</blockquote>

                      <blockquote><blockquote>Use it multiple times to indent text further!</blockquote></blockquote>

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To get an ordered (numbered) list like

An artist's essential items:

  
1. Coffee
  
2. deviantART
  
3. Photoshop
  
4. Wacom

you can use the Ordered List tag <ol> by typing:

<h4>An artist's essential items:</h4>
<ol>
  <li>Coffee</li>
  <li>deviantART</li>
  <li>Photoshop</li>
  <li>Wacom</li>
</ol>

(You don't need to hit "Enter" between all of the <li> tags [they can all be on one line] because they will go on separate lines automatically.  I just kept them on separate lines so that the code is easier to see.)

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To get an un-ordered list like

An artist's essential items:

  
• Coffee
  
• deviantART
  
• Photoshop
  
• Wacom

you can use the Un-Ordered List tag <ul> by typing:

h4>An artist's essential items:</h4>
<ul>
  <li>Coffee</li>
  <li>deviantART</li>
  <li>Photoshop</li>
  <li>Wacom</li>
</ul>

(You don't need to hit "Enter" between all of the <li> tags [they can all be on one line] because they will go on separate lines automatically.  I just kept them on separate lines so that the code is easier to see.)

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<font face="Arial">Change the font name in the "quotation marks."</font>
<font face="Arial Black">Change the font name in the "quotation marks."</font>
<font face="Comic Sans MS">Change the font name in the "quotation marks."</font>
<font face="Courier New">Change the font name in the "quotation marks."</font>
<font face="Georgia">Change the font name in the "quotation marks."</font>
<font face="Impact">Change the font name in the "quotation marks."</font>
<font face="Lucida Console">Change the font name in the "quotation marks."</font>
<font face="Lucida Sans Unicode">Change the font name in the "quotation marks."</font>
<font face="Palatino Linotype">Change the font name in the "quotation marks."</font>
<font face="Tahoma">Change the font name in the "quotation marks."</font>
<font face="Times New Roman">Change the font name in the "quotation marks."</font>
<font face="Trebuchet MS">Change the font name in the "quotation marks."</font>
<font face="Verdana">Change the font name in the "quotation marks."</font>

      _{*Note: Fonts will only show up if the viewer has that font installed on their computer. Otherwise it will show up as another default font.  Here is a list of Web Safe Fonts that will work on most computers: www.w3schools.com/cssref/css_w…}

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<font size="1">This will change the size of your font.</font>
<font size="2">This will change the size of your font.</font>
<font size="3">This will change the size of your font.</font>
<font size="4">This will change the size of your font.</font>
<font size="5">This will change the size...</font>
<font size="6">This will change the size...</font>
<font size="7">This will change the size...</font>
      _{*Note: Size 7 is the maximum size.}

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<h1>

This will give you heading text.

</h1>

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<h2>

This will give you heading text.

</h2>

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<h3>

This will give you heading text.

</h3>

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<h4>

This will give you heading text.

</h4>

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<h5>

This will give you heading text.

</h5>

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<h6>

This will give you heading text.

</h6>

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Avatar Linking

    Type :iconsweetduke: to get
   
         _{*Note: Obviously change my username "sweetduke" to anyone else's username for it to work.  ;)}

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Username Linking

    Typing :devsweetduke: or @sweetduke will give you SweetDuke
   
         _{*Note: Obviously change my username "sweetduke" to anyone else's username for it to work.  ;)}

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Text Linking (changing the name of links)

   
    <a href="Image URL address">Name of Image</a>
         
         This is a link to my page.
             
              _{*Note: Copy/paste your link into the "quotation marks," and type whatever you want for the Name of Image.}

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Image Linking

    <a href="URL address"><img src="Image URL address" alt="Name of Image" /></a>

         
             
              _{*Note: Go to the deviation and copy/paste the link in "URL address."  Then DOWNLOAD the deviation, and copy/paste that new link in "Image URL address" (the link should start with http://orig or http://fc). Type whatever you want for the Name of Image.}

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Thumb Codes (and how to use stamps)

    :thumb174033030:

    :bigthumb174033030:

         _{*Note: Here is a visual tutorial on how to find the thumb codes: fav.me/d41g4pz  Or you can go to the right of the image and find the share buttons (Note, Facebook, Tumblr, & Twitter) and click the down arrow, then copy/paste the thumb code.  You can also scroll down further to the right under "Details" and copy the thumb code there. Type :bigthumb#####: to get a bigger thumbnail image.}

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