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What’s your intention with using it?

I want to make a text box to play with :sweat_smile:

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All I know is that checkboxes are [] and clickable.

when clicked/tapped turns into

Oh, okay, thanks :blush:

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No problem!

qwerty

Is there a way to make the words centered in the box? Or is this where I use padding?

code

<span style="font-size:; font-family: Palatino; color: #f67280; text-align: center; display: block; width: 150px; height: 100px; background-color: #3282b8;">qwerty</span>

Centered vertically or horizontally?

vertically

Padding is the easier way, yeah.

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Sharing a cool code trick I discovered:

Formatting words like this:

    Book Title:
    Genre:
    Blurb:
    Trigger Warnings:

(Four spaces before each line.)

nets you this:

Book Title:
Genre:
Blurb:
Trigger Warnings:

Possible applications:

  • forms where you want people to copy the content
  • all the forms
  • probably more stuff, too

Enjoy! :sparkles:

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You auto-copy by clicking the icon in the top right! Yes, I’m very excited about this small thing.

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Hi,
can someone tell me how to add an image in background inside inline style. I have been trying different urls but none of them are working.

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<span style="font-size: 100%; font-family: Palatino; text-align: center; display: block; color: #a8dadc; background-color: #0000; background: url(https://media.giphy.com/media/0qjiansSqgrUltrCnS/giphy.gif) repeat center; background-size: 100%, 100%, auto; border: 14px; border-style: double; border-color: #a8dadc; border-size: 100%; padding: 11px; margin: 15px;">

That’s the code I use. Wren might have better ideas. :woman_shrugging:

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I was having a problem with the link we place inside url but now got it, thanks. (I was providing the site link where the image appeared, it needed to be unique.)

Very nice code btw. How come I am able to see the code there. As soon as I write a tag, it disappears.

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If you indent by four spaces you can see code

there’s also a </> icon at the top of text box thingy

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<font> Thanks </font>
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If you mean the marquee tag, that doesn’t work here as far as I know.

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right, okep!

goes back to staring at what went wrong with my coding XD

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