Code Guide
This is a summary of the codes you can use when posting on your SU blog and in SU forums. Please see the front page for more information :)
Also, you might want to try the HTML code generator.







Font

How do I change the font size?

<font size=4>text</font>

Gives this:
text

2 is the default size on SU, so adding that won't make any difference. 3 to 7 makes the font bigger and 1 makes it smaller.

Size 1
Size 7



How do I change the font color? (usual colors)

<font color="green">text</font>

Gives this:
text

I've created an extensive list of named colors. Check it out!



How do I change the font color? (unusual colors)

<font color="#FF9A00">text</font>

Gives this:
text

If you are using Firefox, I recommend getting ColorZilla for simple color picking.



How do I change the font? (I.e. font face)

<font face="times new roman">text</font>

Gives this:
text

Just remember that even if you've downloaded a really cool font which you'd like to use, other people won't see it unless they too have downloaded it. The above example is Times New Roman, a common font.



How do I write italic text?

<i>text</i>

Gives this:
text



How do I write bold text?

<b>text</b>

Gives this:
text



How do I write underlined text?

<u>text</u>

Gives this:
text



How do I write striked out text?

<del>text</del>

Gives this:
text



Do I need to add a new <font> tag for every change?

Nope, certainly not. You can merge all font tags into one. Same goes for other tags, but it has to be the same kind. I.e. you can't combine <i> and <font> into one tag.

<font size="3" color="#9933FF" face="Times New Roman">All text here.</font>

Gives this:
All text here.

If you want the text in italic too, you need to add the <i> tag either inside or outside of the other.

<font size="3" color="#9933FF" face="Times New Roman"><i>All text here.</i></font>

Gives this:
All text here.





Images

How do I add an image to a review? (photoblogging)

right-click on image -> StumbleUpon Photoblog It!

However, this way you can add only one image to each review. This also adds a link around the image, which you might not always want.



How do I add an image to a review? (without photoblogging)

<img src="http://stumbleupon.abandonedgarden.com/images/examples/100x100.gif">

Gives this:


This way, you can add more than one image in a review. But remember that there are many people on dial-up, and trust me, loading pages with dozens of large images is not fun!
Also, see below for imformation on resizing images.



How do I change size on a big image?

<img src="http://stumbleupon.abandonedgarden.com/images/examples/400x200.gif" width="200" height="100">

Gives this:


This image is actually 400 x 200 pixels, but has been made 200 x 100. The file is still just as big, and thus takes the same time to load as the bigger. (Useful to know for dial-up users.) Also, it can sometimes be hard to get the right proportions. You might have to use a calculator for that :) If you don't know the size of the original image, save it to your computer and open it in a paint program. Sometimes it might be better to save the image locally, resize it and upload it to an image hosting site, such as ImageShack. Bear in mind that not all people like having their images either hotlinked and/or uploaded elsewhere. It's your own responsibility, so it's up to you what to do.
This way, you can, in theory, expand the tables of your blog page, making it wider. However, I do not recommend this, as people with lower resolution screens will have to scroll sideways - and that is something most people dislike.



How do I make the text flow beside the image?

<img src="http://stumbleupon.abandonedgarden.com/images/examples/100x100.gif" align="left">

Gives this:
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.

<img src="http://stumbleupon.abandonedgarden.com/images/examples/100x100.gif" align="right">

Gives this:
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.









Miscellaneous

How do I center text/images?

<center>text</center>

Gives this:
text


<center><img src="http://stumbleupon.abandonedgarden.com/images/examples/100x100.gif"></center>

Gives this:



How do I make lists?

<ul>Line one<br>
Line two
Line three</ul>

Gives this:
    Line one
    Line two
    Line three


Or, if you want a visual list, use this code.

<ul><li>Line one</li>
<li>Line two</li>
<li>Line three</li></ul>

Gives this:
  • Line one
  • Line two
  • Line three



How do I make multiple spaces?

Text &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; text.

Gives this:
Text       text.

When posting, if you hit space multiple times, the spaces are merged into one once you hit "Post". This is called a nonbreaking space and lets you add multiple spaces in a row.



How do I get rid of/add a border around my image?

<img src="http://stumbleupon.abandonedgarden.com/images/examples/100x100.gif" border="0">

Gives this:


<img src="http://stumbleupon.abandonedgarden.com/images/examples/100x100.gif" border="2">

Gives this:


If there is a link tag surrounding the image, the border (if there is one) will be the same color as the links on the page. Like this:









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