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Underline

<u>word</u>

word

Thank you!

I'm trying to learn all this. Was that in the FAQs some where?

No idea.. it's basic html and when you post, you can see it on the right side of the entry box.
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reply to Johkal
It's best to use bold or italics to add emphasis, since in HTML underline is usually reserved for links.

Normally I use the bold or italics, but on an occasion when you have a listing of numbers under a category, It may look better to underline the category name.
Do you agree with that or is there a preferred way to emphasize a category name?
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Why not use <em> tags?

Like so

Any suggestions are appreciated.

em tags are meant to indicate emphasis.. so it's probably the correct choice.
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reply to Johkal
In HTML, at least in the past, headings should use the tags. Basically, it will make the text a bit larger and bold. Search engines often look for these tags to find the important info of a page.

Try or . Maybe it will do what you want.
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reply to Johkal
Point us to the FAQ and I'm sure rjackson and I can make some constructive comments about your HTML coding

Here is one: »(FAQ #7072 no longer exists)