This is a post showing you how to write in Bold, Italics and increase the size of your text!
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First Let's look at how to write in bold.
It should look like this:
** bold words ** OR __ bold words __
You can use either two * or two _.
For this to work, DON'T put a space between the symbols and the text.
So without the spaces it ahould look like this:
bold words
And that's how you write in bold!
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Next I'm going to show you how to write in italics.
It's like writing in bold, except you use ONE * or _ instead of two, for example:
- italic text * OR _ italic text _
For it to work, do NOT put a space in between the symbols and the text.
Without the spaces it looks like this:
italic text
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Now onto changing the size of your text.
There are 6 sizes, 1 is the largest, 6 is the smallest.
I'm going to show you the sizes and then I'll show you how to do them:
size 1
size 2
size 3
size 4
size 5
size 6
To write in size 1, I do this:
#text#
For size 2 it's ##text##.
Do you see the pattern? If I want size 6 I'll write
######text######.
You put the number of # corresponding with the size you want in front and after your text. Unlike writing in bold and italics, you DO NEED a space in between the text and the symbols.
With a space it looks like this:
size 3 random text
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I hope some people found this helpful, thanks for reading!
- Ally O
Thank you!! I am horrifically incompetent when it comes to anything regarding computers and formatting, and you've provided the clearest and easiest instructions yet.
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STOPSimple and immediately usable. Love it when a writer has taken the time to format the text with clear headings, to make skimming easier, as opposed to one large wall of text.
Hello testing*
hello testing
Been difficult finding explanations like this, thanks for creating this topic.hope to see more like this