- 1 => 'To alter the color or size of your text the following tags can be used. Keep in mind that how the output appears will depend on the viewers browser and system: <ul><li>Changing the colour of text is achieved by wrapping it in <strong>[color=][/color]</strong>. You can specify either a recognised colour name (eg. red, blue, yellow, etc.) or the hexadecimal triplet alternative, eg. #FFFFFF, #000000. For example, to create red text you could use:<br /><br /><strong>[color=red]</strong>Hello!<strong>[/color]</strong><br /><br />or<br /><br /><strong>[color=#FF0000]</strong>Hello!<strong>[/color]</strong><br /><br />will both output <span style="color:red">Hello!</span></li><li>Changing the text size is achieved in a similar way using <strong>[size=][/size]</strong>. This tag is dependent on the template the user has selected but the recommended format is a numerical value representing the text size in pixels, starting at 1 (so tiny you will not see it) through to 29 (very large). For example:<br /><br /><strong>[size=9]</strong>SMALL<strong>[/size]</strong><br /><br />will generally be <span style="font-size:9px;">SMALL</span><br /><br />whereas:<br /><br /><strong>[size=24]</strong>HUGE!<strong>[/size]</strong><br /><br />will be <span style="font-size:24px;">HUGE!</span></li></ul>'

- 1 => 'Yes, of course you can, for example to get someones attention you may write:<br /><br /><strong>[size=18][color=red][b]</strong>LOOK AT ME!<strong>[/b][/color][/size]</strong><br /><br />this would output <span style="color:red;font-size:18px;"><strong>LOOK AT ME!</strong></span><br /><br />We don’t recommend you output lots of text that looks like this though! Remember it is up to you, the poster to ensure tags are closed correctly. For example the following is incorrect:<br /><br /><strong>[b][u]</strong>This is wrong<strong>[/b][/u]</strong>'