HTML Tags in Signs

[MessengerOfDreams]

Holy ♥♥♥♥, how did I manage to bump this thread on the exact one year anniversary of its creation?

...swag.

[SuYo1141]

Well, since this IS bumped.....
Can you apply the same method to the title? I forgot how, but I've used it a couple of times.
I've made this test, but it doesn't seem to work.

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~7~3~<font color="#888888">Test</font>

Edit: Thanks sk.

[Mr_SaxMan]

Yes, it's possible to do HTML in the title, though it's usually difficult. What I do is, I make a sign of what I want the title to be. I add all of the HTML stuff in the sign with the title name, then I save the code. I then paste the code onto a blank document .word or .txt or something, then I find the text and HTML written in the signs. Because some characters like (space) or < or / are written differently in the code than they are actually presented, you can't just write the symbols in the code. So, find the sign, copy what the sign says, and paste it into the title area.

[Master1.0]

...OR you can do it manually like I do.

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%3Cfont%20color%3D%22%23004040%22%3EThe%20End%20Part%201%3C%2Ffont%3E%0D%3Cfont%20color%3D%22%23660000%22%3EThe%20Meteorite%3C%2Ffont%3E

[Mr_SaxMan]

OR manually, as Master stated.

You should probably know these in order to enter in HTML manually.

You should probably stick to my method until you have memorized all of these. Then either way is equally as useful or efficient, it's just useful to know these encoding symbols.

Also, these could be horribly wrong due to my idiotic nature, so I apologize in advance for the inconvenience.

< = %3C
/ = %2F
> = %3E
(=) = %3D
" = %22
# = %23
! = ! (none)
? = %3F
. = . (none)
% = %25
@ = %40
$ = %24
& = %26
* = * (none)
( = ( [none]
) = ) [none]
{ = %78
} = %7D
[ = %5B
] = %5D
\ = %5C
^ = %5E

[Master1.0]

< = %20

%20 is a space. :O_o:

[Mr_SaxMan]

Sorry, I'm an idiot... I'll change that.

[CedarBranch]

Hello, everyone! This is my very first post on the forums!
Now on topic... I have a question, and hope for an answer soon; is it possible to, for example, underline a portion of the text on a sign?
I tried almost everything, but alas, every time ALL of the text underlines.

[~MP3 Amplifier~]

You just surround the words you want underlining with <u></u>.

[CedarBranch]

I tried that twice, and it still underlines the whole sign.