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What is HTML?
HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language. It's used when making a website, and available to use on deviantART to customise what you are writing.

Once you memorise the HTML, it's pretty easy and fun to use.

You can find some codes on the deviantART FAQ #104, but they don't give you all of them.

You can use the codes I am about to give you in artist comments, journal entries, blog entries, profile pages, and more importantly comments!

Literature pieces have less codes available to use than what I just mentioned, but there's still a fair few you can play around with.
especially everyone's favourite emoticons.

Bold
Place at the beginning of your sentence and at the end for it to appear in bold.
Example: Bold turns into Bold.

You can also use instead of .
Example: Strong turns into Strong.

Underline
Place at the beginning of your sentence and at the end for it to be underlined.
Example: Underline turns into Underline

Italics
Place at the beginning of your sentence and at the end for it to be in italics.
Example: Italics turns into Italics

and can be used instead of . It stands for emphasis, and does the exact same thing:
Example: Emphasis turns into Emphasis

Superscript
Place ^{at the beginning of your sentence and} at the end for it to be in Superscript.
Example: ^Superscript turns into Superscript.

Subscript
While Subscript and Superscript look similar, they are in fact different.

Place _{at the beginning of your sentence and} at the end for it to be in Supscript.
Example: _Suprscript turns into Subscript

See? Superscript floats up at the top, while Subscript goes down low.
hai hai hai hai hai <- You can create funky things like this when playing with Subscript and Superscript

and can be used to make font go small like and .
However, and do not work in literature submission, so I can't show you an exmaple.

Block Quote
Place
at the beginning of your sentence and
at the end for it to place indent a block of text, and place it on a new line.
Example:
Block Quote
turns into Block Quote

Strike Text
Place ~~at the beginning of your sentence and~~ at the end for it to place a strike through what you have written.
Example: ~~Strike Text~~ turns into Strike Text

Code Font
Place at the beginning of your sentence and at the end for it to be written in a Code Font
Example: Code Font turns into Code Font

You can swap for and get the same result. stands for Teletype Text. Definite List, Description and Term Definite List Definite Description Definite Term You start with Underneath you then write and with what it is you will describe. Underneath that you write and with the description. You close it with Example: Pen Something you write with Pen Something you write with Horizontal Rule You can write or to get a horizontal rule, like what I have been using to separate my sections. List Place in front of each item you are listing to create an organised list, you have to place at the end before starting the next one. I want: Ham Eggs Marmalade I want: Ham Eggs Maramlade Ordered List Place at the beginning before to number your list. I want: Ham Eggs Marmalade I want: Ham Eggs Maramlade Unordered List You simply replace with I want: Ham Eggs Marmalade I want: Ham Eggs Maramlade Paragraph Place at the beginning of a sentence and at the end to get a paragraph. Example: Toph and I went for a walk. After our walk, we went for a pony ride Toph and I went for a walk. After our walk, we went for a pony ride. Aligning Text To centre align text you type: with a closing tag of To right align text you type: with a closing tag of Text is already aligned to the left on deviantART, but to align it to the left, you swap either "right" or "center" and type "left" Left Center Right

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What is HTML?
HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language. It's used when making a website, and available to use on deviantART to customise what you are writing.

Once you memorise the HTML, it's pretty easy and fun to use.

You can find some codes on the deviantART FAQ #104, but they don't give you all of them.

You can use the codes I am about to give you in artist comments, journal entries, blog entries, profile pages, and more importantly comments!

Literature pieces have less codes available to use than what I just mentioned, but there's still a fair few you can play around with.
especially everyone's favourite emoticons.

Bold
Place at the beginning of your sentence and at the end for it to appear in bold.
Example: Bold turns into Bold.

You can also use instead of .
Example: Strong turns into Strong.

Underline
Place at the beginning of your sentence and at the end for it to be underlined.
Example: Underline turns into Underline

Italics
Place at the beginning of your sentence and at the end for it to be in italics.
Example: Italics turns into Italics

and can be used instead of . It stands for emphasis, and does the exact same thing:
Example: Emphasis turns into Emphasis

Superscript
Place ^{at the beginning of your sentence and} at the end for it to be in Superscript.
Example: ^Superscript turns into Superscript.

Subscript
While Subscript and Superscript look similar, they are in fact different.

Place _{at the beginning of your sentence and} at the end for it to be in Supscript.
Example: _Suprscript turns into Subscript

See? Superscript floats up at the top, while Subscript goes down low.
hai hai hai hai hai <- You can create funky things like this when playing with Subscript and Superscript

and can be used to make font go small like and .
However, and do not work in literature submission, so I can't show you an exmaple.

Block Quote
Place
at the beginning of your sentence and
at the end for it to place indent a block of text, and place it on a new line.
Example:
Block Quote
turns into Block Quote

Strike Text
Place ~~at the beginning of your sentence and~~ at the end for it to place a strike through what you have written.
Example: ~~Strike Text~~ turns into Strike Text

Code Font
Place at the beginning of your sentence and at the end for it to be written in a Code Font
Example: Code Font turns into Code Font

You can swap for and get the same result. stands for Teletype Text. Definite List, Description and Term Definite List Definite Description Definite Term You start with Underneath you then write and with what it is you will describe. Underneath that you write and with the description. You close it with Example: Pen Something you write with Pen Something you write with Horizontal Rule You can write or to get a horizontal rule, like what I have been using to separate my sections. List Place in front of each item you are listing to create an organised list, you have to place at the end before starting the next one. I want: Ham Eggs Marmalade I want: Ham Eggs Maramlade Ordered List Place at the beginning before to number your list. I want: Ham Eggs Marmalade I want: Ham Eggs Maramlade Unordered List You simply replace with I want: Ham Eggs Marmalade I want: Ham Eggs Maramlade Paragraph Place at the beginning of a sentence and at the end to get a paragraph. Example: Toph and I went for a walk. After our walk, we went for a pony ride Toph and I went for a walk. After our walk, we went for a pony ride. Aligning Text To centre align text you type: with a closing tag of To right align text you type: with a closing tag of Text is already aligned to the left on deviantART, but to align it to the left, you swap either "right" or "center" and type "left" Left Center Right