Can I use it in my sig?
Where can I find codes for font color and size (and other)?

I don't think you can use it in your sig... i tried and although the actaul html biut didn't show... it didn't change the color... its probably the same with other html as well... although links work

<font color="lightblue">UBB Code only in Sigs. </font> :(

Have you actually tried using a search engine to search for "HTML reference" you might come up with a few million pages telling you how to do that basic HTML. ;)
www.w3schools.com is a good general reference for web development.

<font color="00cc99"> < font color="colour" > what you want to type < /font >

Oh and get rid of the spaces in the <> tags and leave the "" on each side of the colour</font>

[ 02-04-2003, 09:45 AM: Message edited by: Deathbringer ]

I don't know UBB, can anyone recommend where I can find the tags for it? I can't find anything in the FAQ about it.
Thanks in advance!

I tried, but I haven't found :(
Then I decided to ask here, and let somebody else search! HAHAHAHA! [img]graemlins/firedevil.gif[/img]

Theres probably a better page than this, but heres the relevant part of the user guide for the forum software:

http://www.infopop.com/support/ubbcl...l#_Toc24173009

That's astonishing. I don't see how anyone could fail to find an HTML reference. It's like going out into the street and not being able to find a car :confused:
have you tried a proper search engine - like www.google.com ?
Anyway I gave you the best reference I know, above.

[ 02-04-2003, 09:13 PM: Message edited by: Vaskez ]

<font color="lightblue">Imediately left of the box where you type a post/Private Message (and I *THINK* next to the signature box in your profile), there`s a little message saying "UBB Code is Enabled" - Click it. [img]smile.gif[/img]

Some very basic HTML for you:</font>
<font color="white">Change font colour:</font>
&lt;font color="<font color="red">colorname</font>">Change font colour&lt;/font>
List of useable colours
<del>Strikethough text</del>
&lt;del>Strikethrough text&lt;</del>
<font size="6">Change font size</font>
&lt;font size="<font color="red">Value</font>">Change font size&lt;/font>
For "value", you can use an absolute value or a varier. Absolute values are any number from 1 - 6, you are reading a size 3 font most of the time. Variers are "+x" or "-x", which moves the size x points in the direction indicated from browser default.
<font face="Times New Roman,Times">Change font</font>
&lt;font face="<font color="red">Exact font name</font>">Change font&lt;/font>
The font chosen must be on the VIEWERS computer to work properly.
<U>Underline text</u>
&lt;u>Underline text&lt;/u>
Bold Text
&lt;strong>Bold Text&lt;/strong>
Italic Text
&lt;i>Italic Text&lt;/i>