To add new blank lines (line breaks) to the article, simply use the Enter or Return keys in the article textbox. The following HTML tags are allowed for the purposes of achieving consistent article layout:
<BIG>Text that I want to appear bolder and larger.</BIG>
Appears as:
Text that I want to appear bolder and larger.
in the article's body. Simply surround the text that is to be a subheading with the <BIG>...</BIG> tags.
To make text appear bold, surround it with <B>...</B>
<B>Text that I want to appear bold</B>
Appears as:
Text that I want to appear bold
in the article's body.
To make text appear italicized, surround it with <I>...</I>
<I>Text that I want to appear italicized</I>
Appears as:
Text that I want to appear italicized
in the article's body.
To make text appear underlined, surround it with <U>...</U>
<U>Text that I want to appear underlined</U>
Appears as:
Text that I want to appear underlined
in the article's body.
To make text appear in a different color, use the <FONT> tag
For example:
<FONT COLOR="red">Text I want to appear in the color red</FONT>
Appears as:
Text I want to appear in the color red
in the article's body. (You may substitute other colors in place of red.)
To make text appear in a different size, use the <FONT> tag as well
For example:
<FONT SIZE="4">Text I want to appear at font size 4</FONT>
Appears as:
Text I want to appear at font size 4
in the article's body. (You may substitute other numbers in place of 4)
To align text to the center, left, or right use the <DIV> tag
For example:
<DIV ALIGN="CENTER">Text I would like centered.</DIV>
Appears as:
in the article's body. (You may align to the left, center, or right.)
To bullet text as part of a list, use the <LI> tag.
For example:
<LI>This is a list item.</LI>
Appears as:
in the article's body.
<A HREF="http://www.ahrc.com">AHRC News Services</A>
Appears as:
in the article's body. Simply surround text (or image tag) that's to be a link with the <A>...</A> tags.