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[catlover]

Some people have different colors-looks good!

[JustJazzmom]

I had answered you on my how do you italicize your siggy line but you didn't see my answer.

Here it is:

@catlover wrote:

thank you so much!

Now-how do you change the color of your signature??????

try this: < blue > and at the end try this: < /blue >

no spaces between the carats and the word blue. I'm not sure its going to work so try it out.

I went to do it with my own siggy line and you cannot change the color yet using the above method.

[catlover]

thank you so much-You are such a bleesing to help like this!

[ChynnaBlue]

Almost, but you'll need a little more HTML code than that.

The HTML code for a font color is < font color="colorname" >

I included spaces so that it would not just turn my font a color, so make sure you use NO spaces. Not all color names work, but you can use basics, like blue, red, or green. You can maybe also use hexidecimal code, but you'll need to look those codes up and change the code accordingly, since code for hex colors and color names do not work the same way.

I tested it in my own signature. The code I used was (again, take out the spaces) < font color="blue" >

Here's a screenshot of the exact code used in my own signature and what it all means:

[JustJazzmom]

Thank you Chynna Blue, I knew something was missing to make the change.

[ChynnaBlue]

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@JustJazzmom wrote:

Thank you Chynna Blue, I knew something was missing to make the change.

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You're welcome. I had to look it up again, as it's been a while since I used HTML code. I've been doing that a lot lately. Last week I had to look up the HTML code for inserting a hyperlink so I could link my signature to my tips post.