Note - This thread was started because @Robin and I went off topic on the below thread:
How did you highlight the text here in the forums??
Forum HTML Tags and Formatting
WCmore
#1
Fibaro Switches DTH differentiating between Physical & Programmatic interactions
Fibaro Switches DTH differentiating between Physical & Programmatic interactions
Robin
#4
No⌠the forum blocks most HTML script⌠âinsâ is one of the few that work.
You can also add headings using:
Heading 1
<H1>Heading 1</H1>
Heading 2
<H2>Heading 1</H2>
Heading 3
<H3>Heading 3</H3>
Heading 4
<H4>Heading 4</H4>
Or combine them
WCmore
#5
Very cool. For some reason, I thought most browsers displayed <ins> as underlined text. I didnât know about the highlightingâŚ
Robin
#6
Few others actually:
This text is small
<small>small</small>
This text is deleted
<del>deleted</del>
This text is subscript
This text is <sub>subscript</sub>
This text is superscript
This text is <sup>superscript</sup>
.
.
.
But the following are examples of what does not work:
<center>
<font face="calibri">
<font color="#FF8C00">
<marquee behavior="alternate">
WCmore
#7
I love it! I have been writing webpages for over 20 years, but havenât thought to try any code here on the forums.
Is there a webpage that lists the acceptable html code that works in this forum?
Robin
#8
Not specific to the forum, but this is a handy reference:
Robin
#9
Iâm in a box lol
<kbd>I'm in a box lol</kbd>
Iâm a link to Google
[I'm a link to Google](http://www.google.co.uk)
I convert UTC to your location time, and click on me to see other location times (i think this is how it works anyway???)
The world will end 28 Jun 2019 07:00
But Iâll make a new one 29 Jun 2019 14:00
[date=2019-06-28 time=07:00 format=âDD MMM YYYY HH:mmâ timezones=âAmerica/New_Yorkâ,]
[date=2019-06-29 time=14:00 format=âDD MMM YYYY HH:mmâ timezones=âEurope/Parisâ,]
IâM MAKING A BIG STATEMENT
# <kbd><ins><large><b>I'M MAKING A BIG STATEMENT
