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But but, you are using dots in front of each line, where did those come from ??
Yes that is correct, I used an other HTML command to create those dots.
It is called listing and you will have to use this tag <li> to get it to show like that.
Now let me show you how to use that one, click here: Rules with <li>
Ok that is how you use it the fast way, but to be fully correct with the code you should put in this tag </li>
at the end of each line, so it is closed out correctly.
Every time you have added a tag <..> you should always end it
with </..> when done using it
Your first section of the rules are in Bold how did that happen ??
Here you will have to use this tag <B> and this time you will have to make sure you end it out with
the </B> or the bold will never stop again... Let me put up an example again, click here:
Rules with <B> I hope that made sense :)
A few more that works just as easy as the bold one. Underline is used by putting in this tag <U>
again it is very important to close it out and add a </U> when done using it. Another one could be Italics which
you add with this tag <i> and close it out with this one </i> Now lets make an example with
all 3 of them: Rules with <B><U><i> I added some colors to the tags,
so you can see what was needed to make it look like the above window.
Here is a list over ALL the HTML tags. You might find one I didn't cover here (opens in a new window):
HTML Tags
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