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** Color (<code><nowiki><font color='#FFFFFF'></font></nowiki></code>): Changes the font's color.
** Color (<code><nowiki><font color='#FFFFFF'></font></nowiki></code>): Changes the font's color.
** Typeface (<code><nowiki><font face='$HandwrittenFont'></font></nowiki></code>): Changes the typeface of the font.  The only typefaces supported at the moment are: <code>$HandwrittenFont</code> and <code>$PrintedFont</code> (default).  More typefaces can be added to the menu if desired, but it costs us memory for each one, so don't go crazy with the Feature Requests.
** Typeface (<code><nowiki><font face='$HandwrittenFont'></font></nowiki></code>): Changes the typeface of the font.  The only typefaces supported at the moment are: <code>$HandwrittenFont</code> and <code>$PrintedFont</code> (default).  More typefaces can be added to the menu if desired, but it costs us memory for each one, so don't go crazy with the Feature Requests.
** Point size (<code><nowiki><font size='20'></font></nowiki></code>): Changes the font size
** Point size (<code><nowiki><font size='20'></font></nowiki></code>): Changes the font size.  See below for the line lengths you can accommodate using different font sizes.
** Alpha (<code><nowiki><font alpha='#FF'></font></nowiki></code>): Changes the font's transparency.  Two-digit hexadecimal values from <code>'#00'</code> (fully transparent) through <code>'#FF'</code> (fully opaque) are supported.  Useful if your author was low on ink?
** Alpha (<code><nowiki><font alpha='#FF'></font></nowiki></code>): Changes the font's transparency.  Two-digit hexadecimal values from <code>'#00'</code> (fully transparent) through <code>'#FF'</code> (fully opaque) are supported.  Useful if your author was low on ink?
* Image tags (<code><nowiki><img></nowiki></code>): Places an image on the page.  See Examples below to see different ways of placing images.  Supported attributes:
* Image tags (<code><nowiki><img></nowiki></code>): Places an image on the page.  See Examples below to see different ways of placing images.  Supported attributes:
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* Comments (&lt;!--Comment text--&gt;): Comments out the "Comment text", i.e. Tells the renderer to not display the text wrapped within the tags, while still retaining the text in the editor.
* Comments (&lt;!--Comment text--&gt;): Comments out the "Comment text", i.e. Tells the renderer to not display the text wrapped within the tags, while still retaining the text in the editor.


==Font Sizes==
Naturally, the smaller the font size the longer the lines of text can be before word-wrap kicks in.  Listed below are the number of characters per line that you can expect.
A couple of caveats: The font is proportional so text containing lots of 'w' and 'm' will have less characters than text using lots if 'i' characters.  The $HandwrittenFont is slightly denser so you can expect one or two characters more per line if you're using that font.
Font Size / Number of characters per line
  70          10
  50          16
  40          18
  35          21
  30          25
  25          30
  20          37
  18          41
  16          47
  14          54
  12          63
  10          77
Font sizes below 10 are really too small for the player to read easily.  70 is useful for that 'WANTED' poster!
==Fonts==
==Fonts==
These are the font types available for use in the tags and their available characters.
These are the font types available for use in the tags and their available characters.
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