Normally, but exactly..what do you want to unitalicize?
x_o
May 22 2005, 08:36 PM
well... i want it so that if you use <i></i> it'll change the color but not italicize it
freeflow
May 22 2005, 08:44 PM
^ i dont think thats possible . w/out italizing it. unless you color the word yourself.
YaWeaveIzOnFiyah
May 23 2005, 02:44 PM
I actually think you can because I know when you bold text you can make it normal but still color it. Hold on let me get try to get the code for you.
Edit nevermind` the code doesn`t work when i tried it :-/
Heathasm
May 23 2005, 03:03 PM
what..why do you HAVE to use <i></i> tags to change the color...
you can use this code to make your <i></i> tags make the font a diff color AND italisize it
and if you just want to change the color use this code
and just use <h3></h3> tags :D
mipadi
May 30 2005, 08:50 PM
QUOTE(x_o @ May 22 2005, 9:36 PM)
well... i want it so that if you use <i></i> it'll change the color but not italicize it
You can do it with CSS:
CODE
i {color:#rrggbb; font-style:normal}
The font-style attribute can also be set to italics to make text italicized.
lovescream
May 30 2005, 08:53 PM
^ isn't it font-weight?
mipadi
May 30 2005, 08:57 PM
QUOTE(Spiritedfreak @ May 30 2005, 9:53 PM)
^ isn't it font-weight?
No, font-weight is used to make text bold. For example, font-weight:bold makes text bold, font-weight:normal makes it normal. (You can also use other attributes instead of bold and normal to set how bold you want it.)
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